Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... T E FORBIDDEN PARADISE make the distant, silent snowfields gleam in its silver light. No clouds- were visible in the sky to-night, the scene eras steeped in a deep calm;. upon for the revellers moving, the lake below, no sound !disturbed the prevailing ...
... it means palpting. Cut off the tail of the same word of five letters (before it has been beheaded) and it is seen in the sky at night. - behead a word of bur letter's , meaning a measurement, and you will have an animal with. horns. Behead it again and ...
... solar system is just one, and comparatively a small one, among uncounted myriads of others. Each speck of light in the sky at night is a fixed star—only it isn't fixed —which may be a few, or a few thousand, times as large as the sun. Our most powerful ...
... natural signs. Even a boy can learn how to be a fairly competent weather prophet. Most of the familiar sayings, such as red sky at night, shepherd's delight, can generally be relied on to prove true. But the best tray of finding out what the weather is going ...
... CLUES ACROSS Judgment Sing Sky by night Postal District Wide Regarding Neither Girl's name Ocean Surface Greek letter (curt: Exhibiting Leg joint By Free of deductions Devoured Royal Society of Edinburgh DOWN 1 Exhibition space 2 Part of verb to be ...
... azures. Some were clouded like a mountain mist, others were the clear blue of the Himalayan sky, the brilliant blue of an oasis pool, the dark indigo of the sky at night. Draycott fingered them critically and several times he used a pocket lens. His professional ...
... means speed. Speed leads us automatically to the flying-motorcar and more landing-places, railway-signs, townsigns, sky-signs, night-lights and an ever-growing charter of rules and regulations. What is the pedestrian, threatened horizontally and per ...
... —F0r Schools: Reading test. 2.30-2.55. National. 3.10-3.3o.—Science: Science of Familiar Things, by Mr. D. B. Duncanson: Sky to-night. 3.3s.—National. 4.3o.—Scottish Studio Orchestra. s.ls.—Children's Hour. s.so.—Birthdays. 6.—Time, weather, news. 6.30 ...
... 9.3o.—Time, news and weather. A talk on his experience among the Deep Sea Fishers, by Sir Wilfred Grenf ell. 10.0.—The Sky at Night-1, by R. L. Waterfield. 10.15.—8.8. C. Theatre Orchestra. 11.10.—Reading: The Child and the Mariners, by William H. Davies ...
... Look to the sky ! A red sky at night has been tested for a sailor's delight and found true about seven times out of ten. A red sky at morning is followed by rain within twenty-four hours in about the same frequency. Sometimes the red sky ...
... play in three scenes, by Bernard Walke (from the Parish Church of St. Hilary, Cornwall). 9.3o.—Time, news, weather. 10.0.—Sky at Night-2, by R. L. Waterfield. 10.15.—8.8. C. Orchestra; Josephine Wray; Operatic programme. 11.10.—Reading: When We Two Parted ...
... , 1934-5 (H. Wilson Harris). 7.2o.—Gramophone records. 7.3o.—Wireless Military Band; Norman Williams (bass). B.ls.—The Sky at Night, by R. L. Waterfield. B.3o.—Songs from the Films : New Series—No. 5, with Anona Winn, Brian Lawrence, Michael Cole, Max ...