... when I say lov«, don’t think I hat mawkish kind of affection that some silly people fondle and and give them bits and pieces, and cake, at all sorts of odd the day with the Idea that devoted to the dear animals. So m their own quite useless 1 • the sort ...

... old girl, be helpful I Columbine. her slivery nose burled in the manger, her prehensile tongue reaching after straying pieces of cake. was apathetic. so I sought advice from those who knew. Keep on 'stripping' and she will let the milk down, I was told ...

... attached to the school. According to the instructors, the theory of bombing is the essence of simplicity. They call it piece of cake.” The students don’t always agree. In the first place you must understand that British aircraft carry bombs in horizontal ...

... for railway tickets, flag selling must be a piece of cake. Surely the many very Idvely ladies of this City will not admit that they cannot get up in the morning ? , It would, of course, be fairly easy to get a man to do the first couple of ' hours ...

... words in current use: “The Whirligig show was a piece of cake—and rhat's pukka gen. They pranged the ‘drome and cracked down a couple of Jerries into the drink.” (TRANSLATION. — The Whirlwind operation was easy; and that is no ezaggeration. They smashed up ...

... Savings I’d have no peace” Willie there were two pieces of cake in the pantry when I went out and there is only one now How is that?” Willie: “I don’t know but it was dark and I suppose I didn’t see the other piece” ISSUED THE NATIONAL SAYINGS COMMITTEE YOUR ...

... training wing in Cornwall. where he is taking an air crew might engineer's) course. He says: The course here is not Ant a 'piece of cake.' as one is sometimes led to believe. There's plenty of bard work to do. but if you keep at it I don't think anyone should ...

... B. J. May (Margate Flights)’ is with an initial training wing in Cornwall and reports that the course is not just ** a piece of cake *' as people* arc sometimes led to believe. ** There's plenty hard work to do,” writes. ** but hq who keeps at it should ...

... wing In Cornwall. where he is taking an air crew ((light engineer's) course. He says: The course here Is not Just a 'piece of cake.' as one is some- led to believe. There's plenty of hard work to do, but if you keep at it I don't think anyone should ...

... soon. B, J. May (Margate Flights) is with an initial training wing in Cornwall and reports that the course not just ' piece of cake as people are sometimes led believe. There's plenty ol hard work to do. he w ties. but he who keeps at it should not ...

... were always very keen and good at the work. They had no easy time in that Platoon during the war—doing their normal work by day and mounting a guard out there at night. It was never a “piece of cake,” especially on the occasion when the water broke in at ...

... A FINE COLLECTION OW CHINA including 'piny DRESDEN PIECES. WORCESTER DIN. NEI AND BREAKFAST SERVICE, Old English and other Glass. Silver sad Plated Items including many Georglso pieces. Silver Cake Baskets. Powder and Antique Scent Coetainers. Sheff ...