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... A CHAT VITH A BALLET GIRL. The other night I had the privilege of being introduced toa member of the corps de ballet at one of the principal London music halls, and started to get some particulars out of her with regard to her interesting wel siou. As ...
... Phone a computer for a chat Residents in Fife and Tayside can this week take part in a nationwide test on a new voiceresponsive computer. The communications computer answers to the sound of a human voice and ...
... A CHAT WITH DRAUGHTS EXCHAMPION. A representative of the Journal had chat tiie other eveniug with ex-champion Martins, who is making tour in Scotland just now. This celebrated exponent of the scieuce of draughts looks all his sixty eight years, but his ...
... A CHAT WITH A FAMOUS BRIDESMAID. HER VIEWS ON THINGS IN GENERAL. The WOman's Signal has had inspiration : the latest feat in journalism is an interview with Gladstone's four-year-old grandchild, Miss Dorothy Drew. Of her victim our contemporary's rep ...
... FLUFFY, BLONDE ONES. the mage iP coe bas to wear a cloak over her costume, and is caught without it a hind the scenes heavy fine is imposed. Very few people go be- informant had once to the Prince of W: a a H.R.H.’s share of thé conversation was to tell ...
... CHAT ABOUT THIEVES. xm IDg abou * thieves and their ways, tells how most thieves are thriftless, and how what they get spend. It ,u a misUke to think there is honour among thieves. They have no hesitation in stealing from each other when opportunity ...
... .A.cHATS,O SAGACITY OF DOGS The Fore, of Habit By I' H I LOKUON A reader of these Chats, mindful of my remarks about the ability of dogs to foretell future events, sends me a cutting from one of the London evening papers. This relate; how ...
... competition. “Come,” he says, “‘to a ten or twelve feet rat-pit with a small table in the centre; on the table a box: in the box a hole just large enough to admit a large-sized rat. Let a hundred rats or so ...
... are not worth a rap. Burns, too, was familiar with the game, for in his Elegy on Tam Samson he has the following lines descriptive of his dead friend's ability as a curler— '• He was the king o' a' the core. To guard, or (/raw?, or wick a bore, Or up ...
... the hand, asks kiadly after my health, and adds a word of friendly talk. A your favourite, Mr Denning—if se impartial • man ever ham favourites in the political lint Well, said Mr Denning, I'm not a politicise. I ewe gm more than en vote in my life ...
... A CHAT ABOUT OLD THE HUMOURS OF PARLIAMENT. ...
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