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... E. Housman's A Shropshire Lad (1896): Where Severn down to Buildwas ran Coloured with the death of man. Even Shropshire speaks of defence: it was Scrobesbyrigscir-the shire of Shrewsbury or Scrob's Fort (shortened to Scrobscyr, the Normans mispronounced ...
... urgent question Where do we go from here Everyone knows that last season was a wonderfully co-operative one, agriculturally speaking. It was a clean harvest, quickly gathered in, easily worked. The sun shone and things went along so uninterruptedly that ...
... In my opinion, to see one without the other, whether in the name of education or not, is to miss the point. Practically speaking, the roads are good. The only doubtful bit, that between Jannina and Larissa, over the mountain pass, is being im proved ...
... the formal sj netrical style of Louis XIII, XIV and X Others bear traces of several stages cr mixed-up chateaux. Generally speak- in: ihe word chateau in France covers the w group of British dwellings that comes in le address category of Castle, Hall, ...
... the roads, and the University v ith all its power could not close the King's highways. But the young men, isolated, so to speak, from their sisters and cousins by the banishment of steam, could not so easily to horse in search of true love. The University ...
... St. George is the chief town. The island, with an area of 133 sq. miles s is mountainous and Wealthy! I Its natives still speak a French patois, a reminder that It r belonged to France until 1783. f -JCA AN INCIDENT WHICH WILL BECOME PART OF THE FEDERAL ...
... irrigation need for maincrop potatoes indicates that this crop would benefit in at least seven years out of 10 in, broadly speaking, all the English counties south of Cheshire and York shire including large parts of these counties with the exception of ...
... reference to Pearl Harbour). The Admiral was succeeded by General Bedell Smith, and here we might have thought soldier would speak unto soldier. Yet no such thing happened. Ike's chief of staff in the second world war could make little headway with the great ...
... is of in terest to people with children. For the very young, several resorts provide a kindergar ten, and some are English-speaking. Some even remain open at lunch time, so that parents need not interrupt a day's skiing. Some indication of traffic is also ...
... chief estate officer, who spins out the yarn from which the web of the great city is to be woven, Mr. Snook, and Mr. Furnival, speak of one another without rancour. If there is a villain of the piece it is, perhaps inevitably, the unfortunate district valuer ...