... hearty 'good will. of a somewhat adventurous career, was no very great hurry the towards the shore. Hezekiah changed ears, speaking That'll do, my dear, said the claimed to have received Napo- world went slower in those days A sharp scream, and a' breath- ...

... village! that had been taken and retaken in the past furious fortnight—yet these bare, white narrow streets there was not a soul speak to. No civilians. no troops. Only tow aids dusk did find the men wanted to see, and even here there was great sense quietness ...

... aloofness from life like the snow-capped peaks above her village. Unlike most of the other members of the Revue, she could speak only one language, German Peter's German was still stilted and so their conversation had been across the barrier of language ...

... the words. But he returned miserable from the rendezvous. She had refused him. What did she tell you? asked his English-speaking friend. She said that she didn't want to. And how did she tell you that? I got her to write it down. The soldier fumbled ...

... Christ mas. Let lis hope that well before then, hundreds of thousands who to-day treasure photographs and make absent lips speak so as not to forget voices, will be reunited with their subjects.- Hundreds of thousands? In the van, from our standpoint, ...

... easier to recall the forgotten past. At last I greeted her by saying Tu devi esser mia (Thou oughtest to be mine). I could speak but little Portuguese and uttered the bold words in Italian. Yet my bold ness fascinated her. I had formed a tie, pronounced ...

... ly the case among older people, who are conservative and like to keep themselves to themselves. I find that, generally speaking, younger folk are fully alive to the advantages of modern flats and prefer that labour-saving, compact way of living. And ...

... little more than large counties, and have hall-marked their kilts, bagpipes, V. harps and legends quite enough as it is. I speak on behalf of England, Rk.\ victim of the industrial age which has kept Scotland and Wales alive. However The other day, in ...

... escape the consequences of their crimes. Rather, the memorandum appears to come from persons who sincerely believe that they speak for a considerable section of the Greek people, and who sincerely work for an honourable end of hostilities. This reading of ...

... the Brigadier visited the gun-sites to announce that they were to go overseas and the ATS cheered so much that he could not speak for some minutes. None had previously volunteered for overseas service. The girls are living In hutted camps heated by stoves ...

... German people to hear his voice ;after the bomb attempt on his life the previous day. Speaking from his ILQ.. the Fuehrer said : M the turn of the 'ear I decided to speak to you. The events' of the past year, particularly the happenings of July 20, forced ...

... that had been taken and retaken in the past furious fortnight—yet in these bare, white narrow streets there was not a soul to speak to. Only towards dusk did we find the men we wanted to see. For thirteen days and nights these men, an American armoured division ...