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... itinerary to the main roads, and their stopping-places to the luxury hotels where one is almost certain to be met by an English-speaking staff, and where one's fellowguest are mostly Encrlish or American. To me, at any rate, the principal attractions of a C ...
... symbolism was lost sight of and the device became merely convenient ornamental motifs. Perhaps the symboli m is fresher, so to speak, in the Chinese carpets where the stork stand for longevity, the duck for conjugal felicity, the bat for happiness, and the ...
... the back tyre pressure, even as little as 2 lbs. per square inch, will assist in red ucing over-steer. Although strictly speaking it does not come specifications, that with a streamlined body will be much the most economical to run. Before the war tests ...
... scene. It but portray this great actor and mimic in action, as he comes in to the room. It is not even neces ary for him to speak, and one know' that all he will do is to put down the pewter candlestick and dre ing box upon the table. This is a fair sample ...
... ·il of out-ofbounds and the deep sea of the Beardie , one of the severe t and most destructive in the world; but generally speaking, the player, on holing out, i blessedly near to hi next tee. I dare sa · I could go on multiplying in tances, but I feel ...
... appearance was so homely that his London concert audiences felt impelled to laugh) set forth with a friend, neither of them speaking the language, in search of a cafe. Down Pall Mall they went, and seeing a palatial building full of persons drinking coffee ...
... from Jus accustomed haunts and habits. A few days before writing the letter to Forster he had written to Wilkie Collins, speaking of himself as seized and rendered by the Ternan affair, and adding this deeply significant phrase: I have a turning notion ...
... from Jus accustomed haunts and habits. A few days before writing the letter to Forster he had written to Wilkie Collins, speaking of himself as seized and rendered by the Ternan affair, and adding this deeply significant phrase: I have a turning notion ...
... appearance was so homely that his London concert audiences felt impelled to laugh) set forth with a friend, neither of them speaking the language, in search of a cafe. Down Pall Mall they went, and seeing a palatial building full of persons drinking coffee ...
... painting (Fig. 2), a portrait of the famed and beautiful Peg Woffington ! This vivacious and lively comedienne was; palsy while speaking the epilogue as Rosalind, at Covent Garden, but lingered paralysed for three more years. But one comes now to real theatrical ...
... itinerary to the main roads, and their stopping-places to the luxury hotels where one is almost certain to be met by an English-speaking staff, and where one's fellowguest are mostly Encrlish or American. To me, at any rate, the principal attractions of a C ...
... from Jus accustomed haunts and habits. A few days before writing the letter to Forster he had written to Wilkie Collins, speaking of himself as seized and rendered by the Ternan affair, and adding this deeply significant phrase: I have a turning notion ...