... that in London, at all events, the days have been mild, in some cases really warm, though, owing to the clearness of the sky, the nights have been cold, and, it may be added, that on several occasions frost nas occurred on the ground. The barometer has risen ...

... same time on Sunday being as high as 30*21 inches. With this rise the weather became much finer, and the clearing of the sky at night, together with a tendency towards north in the wind caused the temperature to fall as low as 430. On Monday morning the ...

... having been light from the northward, and the weather very cloudy in the daytime, but clear or foggy at night. On account of the clearing of the sky as night has come on the radiation of heat from the earth has been very great, frosts having occurred on the ...

... and impatience then with a smouldering resentment lastly, with The glare of the Brackenbury furnaces reddened half the sky by night, whilst their smoke darkened the atmosphere by day. DRAWN BY LUKE FILDES, A.R.A. acquiescence tempered by a naif-pleasant ...

... to the sky. The night was about them like a perfume of flowers. A stream bubbled and sang over stones behind the inn. The court yard below was very silent. She laid a hand upon his sleeve and said again in a pleading voice, Let me watch to-night. There ...

... a clever head, The Grey eil and Mr. Hugh Carter, an elaborate Coronation Pro cession at Southwold, with its dark-blue sky of night rendered deeper by the Japanese lanterns and torches. These pictures are, perhaps, the most attractive; yet the visitor ...

... ravages of the storm vexed them but little. A report came from somewhere about Tory Island of a strange apparition in the sky the night of the storm, like a queer, unchancy sort of boat sailing and a bare mast stuck up out of it. That was the last was ever ...

... townsman loves the country best, he said. Your countryman only knows that the mire is on his boots, however fine the sky. That night he walked into the inn-kitchen and sat down on the settle by the fire, within the shelter of the great screen of oak ...

... and-- THE PIANOLA. Ojr|r^||\! ACK from a good day's sport, hungry as hunters, tired in every limb let us bid the darkening sky good night, and pass into the light where food and music await us. warm a change of kit, a jolly meal, and then the Pianola is the ...

... to DINNER and-THE PIANOLA DACR from a good day's sport, hungry as hunters, tired in every limb let us bid the darkening sky good-night and pass into the light where food and music await us. A warm tub, a change of kit, a jolly meal, and then the Pianola ...

... dinner and THE PIANOLA H Back from a good day's sport, hungry as hunters, tired in every limb let us bid I the darkening sky good-night and pas's into the light where food and music await us. A warm tub, a change of kit, a jolly meal, and then the Pianola ...

... heart Last night for the lirst time since August- in the lirst year of the war there was no light of gun-fire in the sky, no sudden stabs of flame through the darkness, no long spreading glow above the black trees, where for four years of nights human beings ...