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... 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. ...
... there to inspect a guard of the Red Army, the only member of the Royal Family to be given this duty during the war. All the way north the Duke sat in his seat reading a novel by Dornford Yates. As the plane landed the Duke put a book marker in his Yates ...
... coast of the Unknown Land. In January 1788 Captain Phillip went ashore in Botany Bay, at Port Jackson, and all Bk unknowing, became the first Governor-General of Australia. Exactly thirty-six weeks after leaving Portsmouth, Mary landed with her baby. Both ...
... the coast of France to persuade the enemy that these were German Kommandos who had been met by a wall of flame on trying to land on a British beach. He also tells again the story of Major Martin, a body washed ashore at Huelva in Spain with a dispatch ...
... 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 ...
... background act. By whichever name, rice-workers' hostels in Italy, D.P. camps in Germany, or army huts in France look much of a muchness; though the American Army quarters are per ceptibly the most comfortable. Relations between fact and fiction are. however ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... treats for the kiddies The Church Army will see that Chrisii nas is really Christmas for thousand jf needy families, lonely old peopki tomeless men and women, etc. hv iistributing Christmas Parcels. (The Church Army buys wholesale-- this neans MORE Parcels ...
... The island boys who have never left the plot of land where they were born are not averse to travel and Petit Pierre was raring to go! That maimed right hand, however, was not good enough for the army. He stayed Pri scilla in Paris at home and became ...
... her power and also, making it an extra ordinary event, going to war out of idealism. In that war, England's old professional army, who had so long fought on the Empire's frontiers, was wiped out, machine-gunned, gassed and buried in the slaughter of 1915 ...