... him in our day. He is the apostle of Tregarrick, as the other is the clnei priest ot (Jasterbndge. He finds history m the kitchens and tradition in the pitch of eaves. The Duchy of granite, schorl, and felspar-porphyry is his country, in which nothing ...

... Mr. Ford or Mr. Batten, will ever have the glamour to me of the old battered Grimm's Goblins, with plentiful marks of the kitchen upon it, which opened for us the Fairy Hill. But, nowadays, children are actually encouraged to read fairy tales, instead ...

... them. What 's the matter, Dulcie Ring again. I 'm thinking, the girl said, knitting her brows. Hie bell rings into the kitchen which runs back from the house it is built out they cannot possibly hear But someone must be sitting up for you? Why should ...

... exceedingly disagreeablc quarters. We got the women down into the cellar, and waited for events. A shell crashed into the kitchen, burst, inside the cooking-stove, and blew the wedding breakfast, which was still being kept hot, into what an American colleague ...

... motor-car, and he wittily remarks that A prevision of motor-cars rushing and crawling, as thick and as black as beetles on a kitchen-floor, all over the land, is one of the minor considerations that make it easier to contemplate my departure to another world ...

... record of the Commander-in-Chief is brought down to the time when he handed over the chief command in South Africa to Lord Kitchener. Mr. Forrest, in this very dis criminating essay, gives a tolerably full account of the early years of Lord Roberts in India ...

... to Thibet is the counter- move. Clearly it is necessary in these days to watch every movement of the Muscovite, and Lord Kitchener's presence in India is distinctly reassuring. Yet, when all is said and done, when we have made due allowance for the merciless ...

... Marl borough, who had not tne nappiness 01 Knowing tnat destiny meant mm to advertise Winston, was easily the superior of Kitchener. In Cuba he received the Order of Merit from a Spanish General. Merit was scarce among the Spaniards, but they gave it ...

... than in his main theme that Mr. Howard finds his account. His minor rustics and the rivalry of an ostler and a postman for a kitchen-maid at the mill make very good play indeed. For characterisation, the old innkeeper stands clearest of all, with his ten ...

... doors. Assuredly he will China as I Saw It. J y A. S. Roe. (Hutchinson- 125. 64- net.) be aware of the existence of the kitchen god, lor may not that deity be to him as the little whispering bird is to his European brother? He is credited with an intimate ...

... native youth, a scullion to the English Sahib, who betrays the elements of a Beer- bohm Tree, and does eventually desert the kitchen for the stage, where he is a great success in English parts played in his master's dressing-gown. ...

... lost him. Not long afterwards she was returned to the convent, her character stating that she had become a bold, proud girl. Kitchen-work was her portion, and Sister Marie-Aimee was not there. But Sister Ddsirde- des-Anges, as beautiful as her name, was her ...