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... and the speediness of the service certainly justifies the expense of employing wireless. nearest break-down vehicle had to speak their mind on some of the peculiar signs used in our citie : signs, many of which bear no relation whatever to the generally ...
... sentimentality in sympathising too much with the snake. And yet there does seem something a little unsportsmanlike, so to speak, about hi~ ~eath. H e had not been warned. spruce of the rule-and a good for a distance shelter belts; on fertile J apanese ...
... compassion for strangers at the other end of the worlcl. Third : Historical knowledge is valuable only while it i , so to speak, liquidit is worse than lumber if it freezes and h ardens in the mind . . . Hi tory is more useful when transmuted into a deeper ...
... past was a Mr. Too mer Berk hire. about twenty-five Minnows. his Supplement Cholm ndeley-Penneil, 111 the Badminton Library, speaks of a Mr. llirldell, who, fishing in Lake Huron, caught one of the great trout of this which when it was drawn up, great ...
... Cholm ndeley-Penneil, 111 the Badminton Library, speaks of a Mr. llirldell, who, fishing in Lake Huron, caught one of the great trout of this which when it was drawn up, great white-fish (Coregonus lake, which when it was drawn up, had a great white-fish ...
... medicines into his friends' potations, delighting in the results of their sudden surprised exits or inexplicable sickness. speaking he saw his horse winning and was quite unable to hide his excitement. His objections to racing ceased from that day, to the ...
... not very responsive, a nd some of the enthusiasm had faded from his face as he bade them goodbye. Bu t it encouraged me to speak to him, because the memory that had led me back to Salisbury after many years was of a man with a similar pa sion, o rarely ...
... ·a furseal pup found on the island i here shown among the illustrations and labelled a rarity. ELE CTRICALLY LIT H UTS Speaking of the expedition in general, :\lr. Schole say : How different from the Homeric days of Antarctic exploration at the beginning ...
... clothes are cut tighter, especially about the waist; stairs are built steeper; roads have been reconstructed longer; people speak lower; lawn mower are constructed heavier; even the clock faster. - SENEX, moves S. IV. l 6. London, the scent This change ...
... late Franz Vogdt at chnee- borg, in Czechoslovakia, and t hose of olonel J. Horlick at Ardverikie, lnverness-shi re. Broadly speaking, the object of these venture was to see what the effect of selected and intensive feeding would be on the growth of antler ...
... - I!xi~e Winter in this gem of the West Country with its Continental atmosphere and equable climate l ingers sub-tropical speak of summer all the Excellent hotels and firscclass programme of entercaining. Free literature or illustrated Guide (P.O. 6d ...