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... succeed-- and which is waged unceasingly during times of peace by a comparatively small, but care fully selected, army-- a corps d'élite of about 60,000. They are very modern and up-to-date, having existed only since 1829, at which time they were re garded ...

... things and if the war goes on much longer, I con fidently expect to see Commandos of Septuagenarians, and possibly an Auxiliary Police Force of Uctogenarians preferably selected from Post Office personnel. There 's a chance for us all before the boys get ...

... from Bayeux Cathedra], it fell into the hands of the com missariat or Army Service Corps, who were about to cut it up for packing uniforms and supplies when a local police-commissary rescued it. Since then it has lived in a 350 ft. long glass showcase in ...

... in his first days in Australia to find that the accent he had grown used to in Tokyo, when some of the English Diplomatic Corps went to Geisha parties with him, was so different in that vast Commonwealth. He found himself often, as he went across Sydney ...