... drops a small frog on the MS he is reading. Com plaining, reasonably enough, that he can't work in these circumstances he speaks forcibly to the old man, who then has his heart attack and is carried off to the house by his remorseful son. Luckily, this ...

... between them, refer with relish and monotonous regularity to the bashings they give their younger son and (theatrically speaking, the worst crime) shout and shout and shout. Miss Peggy Mount, as Ma Hesseltine, has her own mellow bellow which ranges from ...

... tax produced the larger surplus for distribution to shareholders) but Mr. W. Longman gave an optimistic view of prospects, speaking towards the end of 1962. Ranking larger than Longmans in terms of assets but recently showing smaller profits is the Gla ...

... knowing Mr. Hutton to be totally inexperienced where sex is concerned, diagnoses an acute case of first night anxiety and speaks soothingly of the period of adjustment which every married couple must endure. Mr. Franciosa doesn't make much head way with ...