... exceptions to this rule. A writer in the New Yorker recently reported that when he (greatly daring) raised the point with the woman guide who was showing him round John? Knox's house in Edinburgh, and referring to Scotch history and Scotch customs,' she sharply ...

... where there were large notices prohibiting bicycles, the first woman I saw wheeled her bicycle unhesitatingly inside. I must say she went straight to the Confessional. Day-dream In the land of dolce far niente it is not surprising that one should day-dream ...

... vast and priceless collection of pictures and historical documents. This is the little map of San Domingo (where Columbus landed, and which, to his dying day, he thought was part of India) which he drew himself. It is about the size of a page of The Sketch ...

... continue to do so. I ask you only to think of the yearning and heartache that is the lot of the poor and not-so-favoured woman, as she stares through the glass of the shop-window at a gay or appealing Easter hat, or a particularly fetching frock, or ...