... steadily fulfilling hope and sustaining belief. rr^HEY had begun their journey on April 28th. On July 30th they saw land the island of Puka-puka. Land An island We devoured it greedily with pur eyes and woke the others, who tumbled out drowsily and stared in ...

... yellow headtop, is angry and attacktive. I thank you. And after the woman parrot had bitten the child of a guest: Sir! I regret the maiden's peck, but it is not to blame for Gustele, my woman parrot, who was tickled by the maiden and who does not like the ...

... has been called a liar. Morgan said so. A libel action was taken against his publishers. But he travelled as surgeon with the army that burnt Panama. Mr. Lindsay sees no reason to doubt the truth of his narrative, except in the case of the ill treatment ...

... 1939, when Poland was overrun, some of the Polish Army officers, the General among them, escaped to France, and from there began to organise small groups of resistance. Ol this underground army he was one of the principal figures, and from 1943 its comm ...

... A. Filose, a former officer of that corps. The regiment was raised in 1858, to become one of the most famous in the Indian Army, and to occupy a most distinguished position, particularly in the last war when it served in the Middle East as well as in ...

... taken to himself a temporary wife from the Yonis Barra, a dark siren who had passed through many hands before. Naturally this woman was used as a sort of Delilah by the Yonis Barra chiefs, if one can use the word Delilah when the Samson (who happens to be ...

... bed, when his nurse sat reading to him the memoirs of a well-known actress, he stopped her and said Duse was a fascinating woman. She was so lemimne. isverymmg aDOur ner was feminine, from the straying wisps of hair at the nape of her neck to the tip of ...

... novel of considerable merit, written, incidentally, by an Australian. Helen Henev, which tells the story of a beautiful Polish woman in whom patriotism and a more domestic love burn with equally devouring flames. It is a story that you will want to read slowly ...

... his two docile little daughters. When a land-mine falls on the village hall in which he is thought to be, he leaves the village, is presumed to have been killed, and assumes another identity and a life as an Army private in his searcii for the Christian ...

... is now a major industry in some places and a form of art wherever it is practised. A novel about a woman and two men who are in love with her a woman, moreover, who can't decide with which of the men she is more in love sounds simple, and some might ...

... unspectacular heroism on the part of a young man and a girl. He is a soldier returning to Sydney after the war she, a pretty young woman in love with him, but realising that his affection for her is more casual. It is not until after that light feeling of his ...

... has not noticed at any rate, she has declined to recognize that her daughter is no longer a child. Though her son is in the army he is still her favourite baby, and she has shown her sense of the unseemliness of the infant's marriage by being perfectly ...