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... * * * To-day's Quotation There is 'lot a fiercer hell thai failure in a great object. —John Keats ...
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Liverpool Echo
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... TNT TWO ONE .11ANSWER.—(a) Charles Dickens; George Washington; (e) John Keats. ...
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... one's intellect is to make up one's mind about nothing—to let the Imind be a thoroughfare for all Not a select party. —John Keats. * * * The Tkisp They Do In Grimsby a bus passenger offered the conductor 12 empty beer r f bottlea for his are _ _ In Selangor ...
No Goal Getter
... ourselves by our ideals; others by their 'acts Harold Nicholson * * * Two Minds-1 It sounds incredible but when the poet. John Keats. penned the first line of his most famous poem Endymion. he wrote: A thing of beauty is a constant joy. Mr. Henry Stephens ...
JEAN CAR&O\ Leader of the schoolehOdre
... JEAN CAR&O\ Leader of the schoolehOdre Question 1. In what countries were the following English authors buried: John Keats, R. L. Stevenson. D. 11. Lawrence? 2. it what date did English hecorne the language used in English law-courts? 3. %%here would ...
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... with a warm and sensitive personality. he should be the right sort of fellow for a radio series. TNT TINS ONE ANSWER.—' John Keats; (2) John Adams; (J) John Dalton. 1[.% 11111 =Dr. cvusittnNV which starts on TV to -night .1 ...
Bush Fire
... Bates—lCabbarli to all her coloured grandchildren died peacefully in hospital at Adelaide. TRY THIS ONE ANSWER. Lycidas (John Keats); Adonais (Shelley): In Memoriam (Tennyson). Ultra Modern Amochanso Conmois MODEL Sectlebot •1 101- offer/ MORRIS, ...
THE FINISHING TOUCH
... feet. , 14.644.-40. To-day's Notation Sweet are the pleasures that to vim, belong. and doublu sweet a brotherhood in song. —John Keats High Water, Liverpool Swim Osys TIAN sof CCT. 14. M. Ft.lns. H M Ft.lns 1 14. 2..13 33..214 0 9 T. _01.51..26. 6..14.10 ...
All M Some Officer (during long lecture).— Are there any questions as far as we've gone? Private.—Yessir. May ..
... has her sovran shrine. Though seen of none save him whose strenuous tongue Can burst Joy's grape against his palate fine. —John Keats. * * * Rases AU The Way Wite (at bathing pool).—Look at those brazen hussies. They've hardly got a stitch on! Husband ( ...
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... * * * n-40 Notation Scenery is fine—but human nature fa finer —John Keats. * * Frog rowan Drowned in churns, frogs! were once thought to charm butter into added richness. and.' suspended round a patient's neck, would cure king's evil. Tiny frogs, swallowed ...
How To Get Your Man ANNE de COUNCY sees life from an American angle IHAVE found fascinating reading in Guide
... advance, to help keep him amused. Throw in a casual remark, she says, such as: By the way, I was surprised to learn that John Keats died at the age of 251 This will surely lead to • lovely chat about poetry and the arts. _ _ If your beau. forward creature ...
Echoes and Gossip of the Day
... until it was destroyed by bombin Sine then It has remained closed • • Notation t lamb shall be ammo The Potts atter death —John Keats 4 • • N. Ty* Ways Moot It A grasp at men were dimming women drivers 'Will. 11 .. eare what anybody else argued one man oily ...