... found that he no longer had to make the slightest apology for being what be was. Mr. W. K. Stanton. of Wellington College, speaking of the slackness of modern youth. said they were up against a very insidious disease among young people—the disease that ...

... shows interest in the arrival of the giant Italian borer Primo Camera, on the steamship iterengaria. to-day. Clirnera himself speaks no Engbah, hut his manager. Leon See. and Walter Friedman said they brought him to America to train They did not specify who ...

... • animals. —A. W I LLI A MS. CIIVRCWS SILENCE. I . t . i, a . well-known fact that the ati;;;;;;iial — pa . per, and speak■ its mind without fear or favour; and this policy is truly exemplified in the brilliant denunciation of the cruelties of stag ...

... Swinton in the hope and ti of seeing England play foot:Z e t e ht will live every satisfaction. If their locks are shorn. so to speak, by the absence of Dingedale (Warrington) and Rees (Swinton), the reserves Helsel (Swinton) and Omer (Oldham) are players ...

... women were astaioesly inquiring one of another whether the Munee was actually finirhed. The excitement has die.' down. an In speak. and we are proceeding as it were with our Incka very little longer than befogs. Certainly, few of the milliners. As An Art ...

... had been given a woman entered the court and said aloud. Way I speak? The Coroner.-1 don't like speeches flung at me from the back of the court . But, if you have anything to say, speak to my officer. A whispered conversation took place between the ...

... every free lour of their time together One month la!er the writer kauw that be we. in love with Mars. As for ker. she did not speak hir sentimoots—hat he was psycl.ologii , t enough to know that the reciprocated his ...

... MacDonald, and asked himself whether Mr. Baldwin would have been so successful in America as the Premier. When Mr. Baldwin speaks there is a trace of Harrow which might have aroused latent resentment in the American breast. When Mr. MacDonald spoke ...

... American always seem to think that the way to penetrate to any insirer's intelligence with his hencoop s to murder it and speak in pidgin English?) However, being • good - natured fellow, and seeing that the Chinaman wanted to know solnothing, he tried ...

... freely admits that, great suntan as he is himself. Lindruas is Al. superior, is clearly proved by this remark of his when speaking at a London reception: matter how good a player you may be, there is always the possibility of your meeting someone who is ...

... ripened. but forced my friend, the doctor, to employ a man to gather the ripened fruit for delivery! Next morning, an English•speaking colleague at the college sadly informal me that he had been asked to make a complaint. The landlord, it appeared, had informed ...

... freely admits that, great cueman as lie is himself, Lindrum is his superior, is clearly proved by this remark of his when speaking at a London reception: No matter how good a player you may be, there is always the possibility of your meeting someone ...