... exaggeration to say that many of the sub-divisions of the Allied War Brain are in the Line itself. In the last wg.r we used to speak of going up the Line, meaning going to the fighting front now the front stays put, and instead of going up the Line, one ...

... with platitudes and patronise us. He takes us into his confidence, speaks his mind without fear of what the neutrals will say, and speaks as man to man, by which I mean as a man speaks to men who are men and not jitterbugs or faint-hearts or nit-wits ...

... s. d., there wouldn't be any. I am not the owner of so much as the hind leg of an aged plater, at the moment, so I am not speaking from my personal point of view when I say that in the interest of the Turf everything should be done to help owners wherever ...

... far better than Browning. And the trouble is that he doesn't confine his attentions to only one woman which, financially speaking, is bound to be rather a strain. Her cheeks which, a few moments before, had been flushed from her exertions, were now deathly ...

... splints and plaster and bandaged me. In the picture the author supplies he is landing in a sitting position furthermore, speaking person ally, they have never put a splint on any of the collar-bones I have broken, because it simply cannot be done. As ...

... accepted by the Royal Academy was a flower picture. She studied at the British Academy in Rome, then had a studio in Chelsea. Speaks French, Italian, German and Russian Bobby Hoices few know that this typically English comedian, with his strain of wistful ...

... their society that you debate within yourself if, indeed, you won't ask them to stay the night The second breath has, so to speak, been reached by then. So, towards page 500, Maud's undoubted charm and variety reasserts itself, though in a more mature form ...

... Dogs writes So great is my admiration for the Pyrenean, it is difficult for me to write with becoming restraint, and he speaks from experience of one. These dogs which have been bred for generations as guards are ideal companions for lonely places and ...

... demanded to know their where abouts, and then made off again back to France Second from the left Is the second pilot who, speaking In French, demanded the necessary information from the Germans encountered in the forced landing SIX JUNKERS ROUTED BY A ...

... Every day now, as the lovely spring unfolds, we speak of and prepare for total war and all the horror and futility which it implies. We prepare, as we must, and while we prepare voices in our midst speak of peace. Nations in war must be like sheep, some ...

... obliged to the Honourable Member-- the stokers as well. This was in reply to an Hon. Member when Mr. Churchill had been speaking of the virtues of the man around the engines. Here, above, is the stoker of a minesweeper come up for a breather, and on ...

... one in particular it would be a crime not to single out gallant Harry Brown, who man ages Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Rank's horses. Speaking under correction, he is the only man who has finished second in the National with a broken collar-bone. This was in 44 Shaun ...