... services after the run is over though that, I agree, will not be for many months. And now, from this time forth I never will speak word at least, about the affair in the Wendices' flat which it will be your business and pleasure to investigate. John Fernald ...

... is all that can be asked as an east wind, when at the end she has to veer to the tender' west and speak a nobly moving apostrophe to matrimony she speaks it nobly but somehow not movingly. It is as though she might be better at exhibiting emotions than ...

... defence of the indefensible with which Gide shocked the world in his earlier days. R. C. E. The World of Books SOMERSET MAUGHAM SPEAKS AT THE OPENING OF TWO EXTENSIONS OF THE WINDMILL PRESS AT KINGSWOOD, SURREY The occa sion, which was also the twenty-fifth ...

... power in each country was exclusively in the hands of such people, each forming part of a world wide family. There indeed speaks the true voice of the nineteenth century, the century in which V on Papen has his roots, and time and time again in these ...

... all the while we seem to be viewing a dress rehearsal at which the leading actor is going through the words which he will speak to-morrow night and indicating the actions with which to-morrow night he will electrify the house. For the moment he is acting ...

... used by Chinese characters in American films. The story itself is an enchanting one. It has a casual beginning and no end to speak of, yet it holds the reader by its gaiety, its humanity and its reality. For plot there are only what one might describe as ...