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... GANDHI GOES WALKING MR. GANDHI, the most talked-of man in India, is a Mahatma: and a Mahatma, being a holy man, is entitled to speak more obscurely than the ordinary sinful mortal. It is quite in order therefore, that, in the same breath, he should preach ...
... GANDHI GOES WALKING MR. GANDHI, the most talked-of man in India, is a Mahatma: and a Mahatma, being a holy man, is entitled to speak more obscurely than the ordinary sinful mortal. It is quite in order therefore, that, in the same breath, he should preach ...
... from NoAhumberland or Cornwall or Kent, they obey the same unwritten rules, part mildly absurd, but mostly admirable and they speak, those men and women, a common language, which is never wholly under stood by the non-Englishman, or even the Little or Greater ...
... from NoAhumberland or Cornwall or Kent, they obey the same unwritten rules, part mildly absurd, but mostly admirable and they speak, those men and women, a common language, which is never wholly under stood by the non-Englishman, or even the Little or Greater ...
... are not always audible a serious flaw in a talkie, where the audience knows that it would be vain to exhort the players to speak up, please. But it is not only vocally that the talkies are still in their infancy. In adapting stage plays to their purposes ...
... and Connoisseurs' Circle, gathered together last year by Mr. Charles Stainbois, with Lord Decies as Chairman, are, properly speaking, eaters and drinkers but specialist drinkers and highly informed eaters who keep and spread traditions of gastronomy, which ...
... and Connoisseurs' Circle, gathered together last year by Mr. Charles Stainbois, with Lord Decies as Chairman, are, properly speaking, eaters and drinkers but specialist drinkers and highly informed eaters who keep and spread traditions of gastronomy, which ...
... are not always audible a serious flaw in a talkie, where the audience knows that it would be vain to exhort the players to speak up, please. But it is not only vocally that the talkies are still in their infancy. In adapting stage plays to their purposes ...