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... A PAGE FROM A GUINNESS 5CRAP-BOOK A PAGE FROM A GUINNESS SCRAP-BOOK GRAMMARIANS' GUINNESS HE Possessive Case is distinguished I \A' by an apostrophe, with the letter s subjoined to it: as, My soul's idol A pudding's end When the singular terminates in ...
... Golf By Eleanor E. Helme Scrapbook for 1939 A SCRAPBOOK it is, and very incomplete at that. No cumulative interest of the heroine going from strength to strength through the twelve months; not even a Cinderella suddenly arriving from the kitchen, but just ...
... drawings of sitters whose work has stirred Sir William's admiration, and who range from Viscount Allenby to Cecil Day-Lews, from Sir John Reith to Sir Rabindranath Tagore, and from Sir Austen Chamberlain to David Low. The drawings are accom panied by pen-portraits ...
... artistic leanings very different from his elder brother, who was an intimate friend of the famous Captain Rohm. Ludwig is banished from Germany, returning there disguised as a Lett in order to rescue his old tutor from a concentration camp. The two of ...
... is of generous proportions and amply illustrated, may evoke nostalgic pangs from members of the Duke's own generation, and occasionally, perhaps, some supercilious smiles from the 1937 crowd. Mr. Neal Harman's novel, Rebellion (Arthur Barker 7s. 6d.), ...
... an authoritative, concise and useful little book. The indefatigable Mr. Haskell is also responsible for The Balletomane's Scrapbook (Black js. 6 d.), which con tains nearly two hundred photographs of Colonel de Basil's dancers. The third book, The Birth ...
... in the Civil Service his spare time he devoted to the compilation of a scrap-book con taining passages of literature of which he was particularly fond, press cuttings, extracts from letters and the like. A selection of these cuttings now appear in this ...
... again. Mr. Shaw, intoxicated by the first burgeoning of the applause of the World, went straight home and wrote Arms and the Man or something. GK. Chesterton is dead, and the world is a duller place. There was nothing which that mammoth figure could not ...
... Christmas and Boxing Nights, 25s. New Year's Eve, 2J guineas. On that night they are serving you from what was possibly the last consignment of pate; de foie gras from Strasburg before luxury food imports were made prohibitive. What you don't eat that night ...