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... war work on her Yeturn from France soon after the outbreak of war and has been for many years almost entirely occupied in speaking and writing on religious subjectp.. it is by the record of her fiery rears that she will always he TeMPTllhrred. Nhe still ...
... were responsible in any way for road passenger traffic. The Commissioners had now received reports from their officers and, speaking generally, the licensed road services had been maintained, although it was impossible on certain days to k ...
... were all dead. Hunger, thirst and exposure had driven them first to madness and then to death. For a time Long could not speak intelligibly. Some of his mutterings. however. seemed to be in a French Cambodian tongue. so he was handed over to the French ...
... probably end his days on one of the penal islands. Imperial Italy There is practically no modern literature available worth speaking of. Many of the magazines we see are half-filled with translations, many from the English. The Press, broadcasting, and even ...
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... reign of her maist blessed majestic, Margaret, ilka maiden, ladec of baith of high or J low cstait. shall Otes hae libertie to speak ye man she f X_»;SJ likes. Gif he re\ fuses to tak hir to his wyf, he shale mulct in the sum of ane I _ hundridty pundes _ ...
... THE PRESS-GANG No. 8. Old Moore's Almanack Our Mr. Moore is not the one to seek The shelter of a hedge when he would speak Of things that lie in store, and not for him The ifs and buts that stigmatise the weak. And so we find that he will prophesy Full ...
... progress and roJouWeJ e, j tut insurance no trade or professioneJce favourable before a satis(Jftory renirn in ®^) yeej-’s to speak. In the r (Slll,s , showed better business than fl«t before «. and even to any of ' -rise Is creditable; and jnairitJ 1 ...
... the shadow of the Abbey cloisters which he had never left for years. Seventy monks, who lead lives of great seventy, never speaking, attended the funeral, which was carried out with all the mediaeval rites of the Cistercian Order. They did not wear mourning ...
... Latin elegiacs and lyrics. It is hardly going too far to say that in these fields neither Ovid nor Horace have, vulgarly speaking, anything on him. Take, for instance, this delicious rendering of If ill the good people were clever, And all clever people ...
... it was looked round for some other appointment. In his own interest and AN INFERIORITY COMPLEX, Dr. Low added that he was speaking ore a!z a friend than officially—he wanted Dr. Hart to as it were. and tack pull up hi another apps itness left they parted ...