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... d'etat, coronations, revolutions, and royal tours all over the globe, Sir Percival Phillips, who has just died in a London nursing-home, lived in chambers in Chancery Lane, collected Japanese prints, and mingled in his club with friends to whom his sudden ...
... to get mine in Albemarle Street. You will be appointed a general in my army, Major, but the service uniform is quite simple and there is a very good military tailor in Mariestadt. I ought to warn you that, as a foreigner, you will be most unpopular, with ...
... gered, the Cyprian herself, suddenly appeared, exquisite and imperious, while Maj or Chokesmith was dressing for dinner Pretty damn embarrassing, what Sort of French idea, what And suppose the Queen of Love took a blind fancy to the Major, and followed him ...
... of crowned heads to Earl's Court. Queen Victoria had a command performance to herself. Her children and grand-children watched it in the presence of the public, who were overjoyed at the girlish delight of Alexandra, Princess of Wales, in climbing on ...
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... crushed and bedraggled, he had been tossed into the editor's chair of the Imperial and Foreign News. His heart bled for Mr. Boot, but he was true to the austere tradi tions of his service. He made the reply that had silenced so many resentful novices in the ...
... saw the sudden and swift rise of an empire larger in extent than Europe. I saw that em pire ground under the iron heel of a military dictator, every vestige of liberty and justice swept away. I saw more than three- quarters of the population perish beneath ...
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... of the century, at about the same time when Foh Wong paid off the twenty thousand dollar mortgage on his Pell Street house military governor of his native province. With every rise in the other's fortunes, Foh Wong's ambition grew. His hate, expressed by ...
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... and some others. The success of the Coq d'Or justified the somewhat menial service it imposed upon its organisers. It was not easy for men technically untrained or purely military to maintain themselves in a post-war, competitive world of specialists. They ...