... too many tales of her troubles. the Colonel's troubles. the Vicar's troubles, and all the neighbours' troublos. 2. Not to speak too pointedly about the virtue of her other great-nieces and nephews. 3. leave the parrot. the two canarlet.. and thu three ...

... both husband and wife are always planning how they can better themselves g 0 that in turn their children can benefit. I am speaking, of course, of the average normal man and wife. “ My husband’s duty takes him away from me on an average six nights out of ...

... is a fact that this actor can speak broken English, not like an Englishman, but like a Frenchman, and there is a world of difference between the two. Ici on Parle Francais.—Both the women in French Leave have to speak French. May Agate is supposed ...

... his broader, mongoloid face. You're sure one good lil' judge of characther, said his companion admiringly, his accent speaking of his Hibernian origin. T'is a poor nibble enough, though . Von leetle, leetle bit of golden groundbait and he bite ...

... about exhausts the list. It remains to be seen whether Walter I.indrum will show us anything out of his own head, so to speak. He has done so much that it is almost ungenerous to expect this, especially as the only scope for inventive genius must take ...

... successive days and the more I see of it the more I sun bewildered at the vast artistic wealth that is here under our noses, so to speak, for two months. _ Yesterday's brief outline of the azhtbttlott ended with the Comoro Titian (National Gallery). in Room ...

... CABINET INDICTED. Sir Kingsley Wood, M.P , Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health In the last Government, speaking at Well Hall on Saturday, said that since the Socialists bad been in office: The cost of Hying had increased There were two hundred ...

... talking about nearls remind* me. page 25 of tins 'drama there i» a prophetic and pathetic reference to poetry and pearls A poet speaking to hi* friend, brooding p«aaiiniatirally on fame and early death. And (AM they judged the dead This Poet iu .•la A pnl tree ...

... dog! said Butz; and stepped up to him. You dog! Oh! .cut. it out, said Fuerburg, and stood his ground. You know I'm speaking the truth. Now take it or leave it. Let me out of here and give me a change and some money. I'll beat it. And I'll not say ...

... Princess, depleting the changing moods with the most accurate touches and singing her various songs with the ease that be speaks tho finished vocalist. And what captivating compound of shrewdness and solicitude does Miss Sybil Arundale make of Ibis unique ...

... history for the benefit of our readers. One has to dig deep into the past to dissever the Mats of it,though it is impossible to speak with certainty. there is every reams ts beans Sat Haling—which comes from the Saxon word meaning holy—was at time the scene ...

... Last year nleno this fund 'lif'ljied between sixty and seventy artistes who through had times* were forced to their aid Wo speak o* the ScottisJi Musical Artistes’ Benevolent Fund, which for many | years has been under the able Prcstidentship of Mr. Fred ...