... articles written for the Ladies' Home Journal by Marion Crawford. their former governess. Both, according to Crawfie. have fiery tempers. The Princesses had some thirty-odd toy horses about a foot high on wheels. Once Crawfie commented to the King that this obsession ...

... labouring in the vineyard. Humble work, maybe But it's the Lord's work none the less. Another silence. Kate struggled with her temper, reminding herself how fatal it would bt to lose it. No, no. She must not let herself be touchy. Perhaps she was exaggerating ...

... Matthews. of Blackpool He's always marked by two men. hes taken lots of hard knocksbut I ‘e never seen Stan begin to lose temper. And he's always ready to encourage any youngsters whi t•.mat - tte plat .ng again t him ...

... within two weeks of borrowing. Besides this I shall screw NEW SERIES penditure of money; In fact, I shall be so calm and even- tempered that my family will think r up my courage to request my friends am ill and treat me with great con , to return books I have ...

... bad luck for the ensuing year may depend! A dark man as a firstfoot is very lucky indeed, so long as he is of good physique, temper and reputation, but a person of ill-health or ugliness, or a person with an unsavoury name, is very unlucky, and woe betide ...

... the Out! the main streets crowds :danced and sang andfintthesuburbsineighy hours first-footed sober upheld the virtues of temper ance and me iess happily drunk have been last -nighty Only time ahdf the people have changed ' On the 'Tyne Palmer's and Elswick ...

... water when held upside town, and dozens of other tricks--mainly with glasses. So far, our glasses have survived —and so hes my temper! TUESDAY.—Made curry to use up the meat left-overs, and showed my iriend Iris how to make the rice that goes with it. Wash ...

... told him: Such a match would lead to an outsize upheaval in Egypt, where Royal goings-on have been the subject of much hot-tempered discussion and disapproval. With the bulk of the country behind Opposition leader Nahas Pasha, the King's enemy, Farouk would ...

... soon as they see each other, to WISE: bodies colour to a fiery red and their FOOL--TOOL—TOLL--TILL—TILE-- oodles swell with temper. They charge WILE—WISE. at each other trying to get a grip on the whiskers of their adversaries. If Amina Mahjabin changed ...

... Genoise, Lapins en Accolade and Jaune-Mange or Nouilles Milanaise, Frangipane and Salpicon Hongroise, at which Husband loses temper and asks What Is Available, may he ask? Suave bearer now brightens considerably and answers we can have Eggs, Poach, Fry, ...

... and Members of Prince of Orange Temperance L.O 1922 regret the death of the son of their esteemed Member. Br. Low.° 'Mows. and tender deepest sympathy -H. Crean, W.M. FROWN--Orleers and Members of Grosvenor Temperance R.B.P. 055 regret the death of the ...

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