... the cool spring flowing at his own door. Father: Greater men than you have had that experience. Pious and holy men. my son. Guard yourself against presumption. Do you think you will become like the saints by forgetting your duty? Jamb: It is not presumption ...

... protected by the nobles of England from the enmity of the Bishops. who sought his life and burned his lifeless body. John Hum was guarded by the Bohemian nobles until in an evil hour he accepted the safe conduct of the Hinperor 81gn*nund and went to Constance ...

... occupation may be necessary- A Fire ha the Skk-Ram. An outdoor life may be the means of saving a man from misery; no man should It is a good thing to have a fire In the be asked to spend all his days in an office sick-room. The fire sucks the air of the with ...

... must beans that—all You need not wear an eyeglass. as tutu' are makeshift And how can • though you were an officer in the Guards. bloodless Mine enough nourishbut you must wear a pair of spectacles ment for a gisiging Infant? A sickly with a plain glass ...

... time last year. The clerk also reported that the road fund grants in connection with the maim tenant of the KVA. bollards and guard rails at Millbrook wen under consideration by the Ministry. who would the subject In due course. The clerk reported that he ...

... was a smaller one. It was ! thr o ugh tears blinding her. Lower and lower she bent, until her knees touched sitting-roan. a fire en grate. ease dunes• books. papers. tobacco. and floor a face t o her fa was level with the evetwthing to makebitable. I crept ...

... Although, to a considerable extent. fire has been deprived of its worst terrors in recent years. it still accounts for an annual loss in this country of millions of pounds. To reduce to a minimum the risk of fire in the home. one of our most progressive ...

... lUustratlon today. These Indispenealsie garments are sometimes bought readymade, but women like to make one or two Fire. Fire! Destruction by fire of goods and pro- perty during 1937 in England and Ireland. I according to figures just published. amounted to ...

... istate--- trouble Is a chili. which aspirin and The eyes of the Son of Man, as John dispel. gazed upon them, were as a flame of fire. brilliant glare, their eyes strained by made al it! Discovery? I wish I'd held What. does that matter? tion in a warm atmosphere ...

... we must safe- were, peaty wanisrnaid in the infirmary. had the cutting of our a Wadi a request on behalf of the temporary guard lines commerce, we have rather envied mid& etc.. for more holidays with America in her remoteness and isolation. peg than ...

... ne-you know. Y e a , the Carof of buoyant camaraderie about her to coddler. You prepared for Oh-1 don't want to be married. fired, intending merely to !tighten. But home papers are full of it. Saved his pal Then it was you? That day on the moor the that ...

... the decided tible material and the roof is covered exgilioidd be refunded and carried forward ternally with incombustible or fire resistfor subsequent collection. ing material. TOW refund. £523 Is 3d *town rate MR. MANNING'S REPLY. £375 sd. poor rate £147 ...