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... profession have to suffer through no fault of their own none is worse than when an unprincipled manager takes a company into a far country and leaves them behind without the means of returning home. A Melbourne correspondent writes us that Miss Soldene and her ...
... effect. There is genuine pathos in a ballad, written and composed by Clifton Bingham and Margaret Gyde, entitled In the Far Countrie. An ultra-sentimental love- song is Though All Things Pass Away, words by G. Hubi- Newcombe, music by George C. Richardson ...
... surprise and horror, he then reveals that he had no intentions, but is already married. The girl has to take refuge in the far country with two prim aunts. While there, she falls in love with another man, and all would have been well but for the fact that ...
... Sir J. H. Rivett-Carnac's stories in Many Memories (Blackwood) illustrates the perils of anthro pological research in far countries. A certain Chief Commis sioner of the Central Provinces of India was a distinguished man much interested in the science ...
... Sir J. H. Rivett-Carnac's stories in Many Memories (Blackwood) illustrates the perils of anthro pological research in far countries. A certain Chief Commis sioner of the Central Provinces of India was a distinguished man much interested in the science ...
... United States just now is A Far Country, by Winston Churchill. Not, of course, our Winston, but an American writer who has already achieved very considerable success by a series of clever novels. Mr. Churchill has in A Far Country given us a problem novel ...
... periods. The publishers suggest very neatly and aptly that The Wayward Man is tlie story of another prodigal son. There is a far country, some rather shabby and half-hearted riotous living, a great many husks, a return, a fatted calf, a lightly incensed elder ...
... periods. The publishers suggest very neatly and aptly that The Wayward Man is tlie story of another prodigal son. There is a far country, some rather shabby and half-hearted riotous living, a great many husks, a return, a fatted calf, a lightly incensed elder ...
... had seen love coming, but he had swooped by her on dark wings. She had married, but her husband had been a stranger in a far country. She had borne a son, but another woman had taken him. Was it her own fault that her life had been like this a Levite passing ...
... swamped. It is only for the moment and the young man who failed in his Edinburgh examinations and went to eat husks in a far country soon reasserts himself. Pot Holes does not read as if a woman had written it, which Miss Eliza beth Charlotte Webster may ...
... revolution in its train. Put a D in front of evolution and you have this author's theme. The personal love for this far country which to conceal or con fuse its identity is said to be in South America, and his own personal romance of loyalty to the ...
... hesitation. Is life too rough, society too narrow, culture too far to seek? Mr. Nevil Shute has no such doubts. In The Far Country (Heinemann, 12s. 6d.), Australia, with a few reservations, is glorified. The plot, however, is curious. When he wrote Round ...