... a great decision already forming itself In my mind. I would, I said to myself, see whether I could. unaided. teach him to speak intelligibly. I would try to do what the greatest doctors in Europe had failed to bring about. - for my intention, then, for ...

... dearest woman in the world, but strangle her one morning if she keeps on being so darned cheerful. Married couples should not speak before breakfast. From Lois Lindley, spicy. Nottingham; Before leaving on a trip across the Atlantic. a friend asked me to ...

... Social Welfare HQ being taken over to pro aeax The told Sinwtav that thought they young ' deaf people could be taught to speak become self-supporting citizens '- - am determined of Gateshead shall feel they are part of Gateshead and them any way shall ...

... Robert Donat. Alexander Shaw and Albert Fennell. (Mr. Walter Greenwood added some dialogue.) Broadly speaking, Mr. Donat is Jack Ardacre He is good at speaking broadly. being a son of Lancashire, Manchester-born and trained for the stage in that city, with ...

... lie too ? Yes,'' said Leila Findlay. Above her bent head, her son looked at her with horror in his eyes. But before could speak Field added question of his own. What happened this afternoon ? What was she flying from when she down these stairs . . ...

... campaign of the organisation was already on and elections for the coming year were likcli to be held some time in February. Speaking of the Federation's policY with regard to the distribution of and election to seats in the future prov!rr cial and Central ...

... believe it. good thril for your money moneys who months. During the whole of that time It was not until 1947, at the third o speake the actors are tied to their parts. And t i me o f as ki ng. These films, too, are unpretentious in naive portrayals that ...

... his suddenly and for no apparent reason announced that he had done her an irre parable injury, that she would never, never speak to him or mention his name again, and made a new will leaving her tidy little fortune to the couple who had been looking after ...

... Fred . Mrs. Fastner got FONKlrsserrnedyFearstnAeirr.liavnedd in the same house at St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S., but did not speak. Finally, Fastner sued for divorce. When the train stopped, it Mrs. Fastner told the judge was six yards from the one she stopped ...

... mixed up with the likes of me. Her voice, quivering with passionate scorn, echoed through the office. For God's sake, don't speak so loud. Nervously he glanced towards the inner. door. I've people wailing. . . Mrs. Stott and the Waleter's wife. What ...

... their homes, completed the terror of the scene, and only the roar of the advancing wave put an end to them at last. GENERALLY speaking, however, Eng land's tidal phenomena are of a less dramatic kind, and among them one of the most noteworthy is that which ...

... colour of the shoulder. This gives a more accurate picture than the complexion, which may be a little weathered. Generally speaking there are three skin tones: neutral which is a creamy white golden, a pale gold to tan and pink, with highlights of blue ...