... the programme. Even so and this is the point we still hear the play. There are reasons now and then for a charge of under-speaking but, before the charges are made, an accuser must decide whether his (or her) hearing is as good as it ought to be, and whether ...

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... and it was not until she reached Darwin, the last air-stop in Australia, under armed Russian guard, that she was able to speak to him on the telephone and make up her mind to stay in a free country. The story, as we have read it in newspapers, is a dramatic ...

... unless they have been living for the last year or two in a long dream this is a matter of how you do not speak if you are Upper Class, and how you do speak if you are not. A good deal of ink has been spilt and bad blood exuded one might ask oneself why this ...

... because his anniversary is due. For a few days there is a scrimmage over the poor fellow's body. At other times we do not speak of him he is not in the list of anniversaries. An odd business but we all conform, and I suppose we shall go on with it. At ...

... g boor, arrogant and shoddy, reminds me of the modern poet's demented wrestler, with gorge full of phlegm. Kenneth Haigh speaks him with great vigour, and such people as Mary Ure (wife) and Helena Hughes (mistress) help us through the night. There is ...

... character of Canaris, and we can hazard a guess that it will be years yet before his mysterious role will be fully understood. I speak of Africa and golden joys, wrote Shakespeare, and this quotation aptly sums up the theme of Kathleen Courlander's new travel ...