... came to Vanico because of a woman. Curelle nodded approvingly. There is no better place to seek solace. I can appreciate your sorrow. Some time ago my wife left me. I am somewhat resigned now. I came here to find a woman, not get away from one, Edwards ...

... sort of emotional reaction. Even a woman like Mrs. Hurst would have been unashamed to show her feelings. Linda's calmness was dangerous. It meant that she must be making an immense effort to control herself, and that land of strain had a breaking point. ...

... much trouble over the corrupt sale of Army commissions? It is, and Mary Anne (Gollancz 12s. 6d.) is all about her. What lies, intrigues, bills, debts, quarrels, exposures, blackmail from a drunken husband What a woman I And what a peach possibly over-ripe ...

... a child result from the temporary union its support is a matter for the woman's husband or for the community. No less practical are the Eskimo's views on infanticide (where a woman gives birth on a long hunting trip it ma}' be necessary to abandon the ...

... an explorer or a big-game hunter. There are not so many of Ellerton's sort left, for he belonged to the old order, and his army career began long before the day of ranker-officers. He could ride any horse, judge a bottle of port, and shoot a tiger. Always ...

... The Story Of The Cross By Frances Faure IT was a woman, the Empress Helena, who set out for the Holy Land in the year 325, with the full authority and blessing of the General Church Council to try and discover the remains of the true Cross, and she at ...

... mad, oh without doubt they were mad, said the village. They were not only mad, said old Pierre, they were dangerous. That woman with her flimsy summer frocks and her cropped hair The village girls were always going into Mulhouse and coming back to show ...

... once nearly run over >y an Army lorry, which, he asked the woman to^'. dmit, could have happened in peacetime, too. The .oman admitted that, and now he was back on the inn. It was a pity that admitting hadn't allayed he woman's fears. In the sitting-room ...

... to German artists designing the perfect transparent man as a mate for Lumena, the model transparent woman shown at Olympia last summer. The only woman men can see through cost £6,000 to make. Six and a quarter miles of wire, representing nerves and b ...

... Bixham first came to live in the old Rectory with her husband, one's way to building Jerusalem in England's green and pleasant land had seemed reasonably clear. There was no Mrs. Allen, nor even a Mrs. Sevington. There were instead a score of cottages spread ...

... ^fes, Mm Anders. 4 4 m i r 'His was a futile ecstasy of a foredoomed creation buoyed up by the smile of one woman, dashed by the frozen grey eyes of another m 1* by GLADYS SCHMITT HE got up into the coolness which hangs over the city like a false promise ...

... termed indispensable artisans in a modern society. The verb to spook for to speak has been coined in Whitehall whose army of P.R.O.s was all cut out to provide the material of ghosts. Ministers haven't the time (or the wit?) to give us' of their ...