... with my two, however, especially with their talking. Wizen John was Henry's age he could talk quite well, but Henry hardly speaks at all. He seems to make John do it all for him. Is he dull, do you think ? (Mrs. H. T.) PROBABLY he's just cute ! If a child ...

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... couple of queries came up which under nor mal. lying circumstances I'd have taken to him to put right. But we weren't on speaking terms and the result was that T made a muck of things. The boss didn't lie when he told me what he thought about my incompetence ...

... several letters to Mt s s Bourne since. He was still prepared to marry her. Charles and Miss Bourne left the court without speaking to each other. ...

... nothing else, is it not worthwhile in these days for boy and girl to learn the lesson of give and take ? Mr. Kennedy was speaking at a conference of physical training instructors. Miss G. E. Chesters, of the Home Office, said that the dance, used spo ...

... courtesy these Italian:- have, he says Sending a boy round to say we are welcome. . . I tell this 4oke to the hall porter, who speaks pretty good English. Ho, says. That was a eery silly mistake Mc boy made, was it not, Signor Catacomb? I have only just ...

... Printed and Published, 1. / A Learn the French* they speak in France No textbook can teach you to speak a foreign language corre ctl y. The Linguaphooe method gives you the rhythm, the lilt, the everyday speech of the ordinary people. It takes you into ...

... a crt blow to learn of my dismissal front letter. ,dvertiser's Announcement Learn the French* they speak in France No textbook can teach you to speak a foreign language corre ctl y. The Linguaphone method gives you the rhythm, the lilt. the everyday ...

... the part of landladies 1 One for Road.. From Surrey we now journey to foreign parts, via Mr. W. ASHCROFT. of Service And, speaking of single men, ho w about this fr o m A. J. M., of East Ham: Mapperley, Nottingham: Why are so many of the Chinese roads ...

... success vet,' said Sir Stafford. And don'tresult other half was the were making excessive that , . ci ated when the cuts speaking news came from terday. • grumble that devaluation has failed.' of economies made by the profits. in Marshall A i d, now being ...

... and always has done, but he's terribly shy. I'd give anything to be happy with him—but how can I let him know ? Should I speak, and risk a snub—or keep waiting and hoping ?—(B. J., N. Wales.) B E brave—and write him a tactful letter. You needn't tell ...

... and Yard. and Co. spokesman. segregation)? The listener added: It is not, apparently, sufficient - Continued from U.S. SPEAKS to persecute these decent people. the non-Europeans, with un-Christian apartheid be given, the Ambassador Formosa should ...