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... understanding talks with your loved one. Use it to straighten out problems and doubts, and don't be afraid to confide or speak frankly. There's a real break today for lonely people born on the 3rd, 12th, 21st and 30th—in fact, a chance to make a ...
... in a series of exploits which thrilled the world, are also given in the special supplement of the London Gazette, which speaks of the courageous and skilful attack. Bestowal of awards upon a number of officers and other ranks of H.M.S. Jersey recalls ...
... that they pronounce their words badly ? Very often you may be right—but no one can afford to criticise until her own way of speaking is perfect. Listen to yourself very carefully and see whether you can detect any speech faults. e Here it is—the frock that ...
... doubt about it being so as I have noticed that everyone who has written to you has been heard. The following is a letter which speaks for itself. I know if it appeared in your paper he would read it and know it was for him, and that he would come back to us ...
... Who's speaking, please. MYSELF: Mr. Phillips. VOICE: Just a minute, I'll see But I don't think he is. (A longish pause.) VOICE: Oh, I'm sorry, but Mr. H. is out. MYSELF: How long has he been out? VOICE: All the morning. MYSELF: Who am I speaking to. VOICE: ...
... Turning to three soldiers who were with her son at the time, Mrs. Voice said to them: You boys, speak the truth. That is all I want you to do. I cannot believe my Eric would do it. He loved life and was so nervous of guns. Private George Cranham said ...
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... Lord Londonderry, a former Air in this cause, and answer the charges therein. In default of your so doing the Minister, was speaking at New- Now pupiLs of Mellor Council School, Court will hear the evidence and prcf- OF CHEST TROUBLES townards, Northern ...
... those hard-to- By the time I arrive at Basrah I water and cider manufacture. car is licensed for both the first and want to speak to yon A man's voice find strands will multiply until hope to have sixteen friends. Paint Workers second quarters. replied: ...
... Fathers talk too much, their are to be rationed. Hitherto, the Council has started at 11 a.m. and members have often gone on speaking until 8 p.m. Now it will open at 2.30, with a 6 p.m curfew ...
... Joan talk The promised 'phone call that never You show your suspicion if he so came; the -suggested invitation that much as speaks to another woman. is Victorian tripe. was Because it isn't. was never afterwards mentioned; the You are sulky and bad-tempered ...