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... BEST RESOLUTION NATHIcH is the best resolution for 1935 ? I suggest : Henceforth I shall see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil. HENRY FULLER. TIGHT COLLARS PROLONGED pressure upon the neck, even if no discomfort is noticed, seriously interferes ...
... fear. Mr. Bertram pondered the improvisation of a few lines with reference to this, in the Epilogue which he himself was to speak at the end of the Stupendous Spectacle. He would have mentioned it to Mr. Howard, had he been more sober. Now it would be too ...
... an engin eer would make a human being who had only the one function to perform. There are robots now which can see, hear, speak, feel, move, measure, manufacture, count, command human beings by light and sound signals. But none are in human shape. Many ...
... right we take it. Let it be a good one, this time Someone holds a profusely numbered slate in front of the cameras a voice speaks the scene number and the take number. There is silence. Another voice says: They 're rolling. They 're up to speed. Lubitsch ...
... mere sound of his voice, the change over for the other speaker being etTected in one five-thousandth of a second. But if both speak at once, the Post Office experts told the News Chronicle yesterday. neither will be audible until one of them draws a breath ...
... lower frequencies and an ex ponential horn to handle the higher) ensures an absolute perfection of tone. The illus tration speaks for the out ward appearance of this in strument. Who could ask for more It is fun to speculate as to what the next few years ...
... of the wall. His touch was gentle but masterful and she followed him obediently. You must listen carefully, for I have to speak quickly. My time is short. And you must trust me. You must believe implicitly that I am telling you the truth because I wish ...
... Khalifas, of whom Abdullahi was the first and it is as the Khalifa, the name by which he is known to history, that I shall speak of him henceforth. I saw the Hegira begin. It was more than ever a triumphal progress, since exaggerated rumours of the Mahdi's ...
... After a time, feeling that I had done all that politeness demanded, I turned back to Mr. P. G-. Wodehouse, who was, so to speak, standing near the door. (I am never late on my laughs with Mr. Wodehouse, never weary of him which seems to dispose of the ...
... with foie gras, but it was the pudding which, in its unexpectedness, first on the menu and then on our palates, took, so to speak, the cake. Mr. Priestley afterwards wrote about it thus We concluded with a piece of gastronomic humour, a so-called nursery ...
... before we send out Christmas cards, always nice and early, too, in the hopes that a present will return with a rapidity which speaks volumes for the efficiency of the English postal service. But here a hint will not be amiss-- don't send out your cards with ...
... armed with a blue pencil, with instructions to be careful of Uncle Regular. During 1935 I hope that I shall be allowed to speak my mind more freely than ever. I am thankful to say that although I have very many friends in the racing world, there is not ...