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... CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. A book's a book, although there's nothing in't. Commencing & boy in printer's office, becoming after wards a first-rate type sticker, and ultimately a journalist, Mr. Charles F. Brown, under the name of Artemus Ward, has ...
... couldn't really ask what he had spent all his money on. - What I am doing is a sort of instant editing. I just imagine myself in a cosy corner of a pub late on Saturday night basins a chat to someone interesting. It's not nerve-racking at ...
... oommenee at 1 a.m. then at 7 a.m., six boars later every year until we minted in 21 boars, we put aside the six hours every year, taking no amount of them until the fourth year, when they assume a total of 21 hours. We then make them hours count as a day, and ...
... -,—,--, A CHAT WITH .ctIIL CIRCUS KING. After as absence of more than a year, Lead George 'tender, who has achieved a wide reputattem Si a circus proprietor, visited the scene of his birth and early boyhood on Thureday last with his noted ...
... LIFE IN A SUBMARINE. CHAT WITH A GERMAN OFFICER. Karl Wiegand, an American journalist. ai German descent, still sends cables, front Germany, where (says the New York correspondent of the Telegraph -) he was hs only man succeesful in securing an interview ...
... some soot and a fair quantity of slaked lime, should be forked into the top soil, which should be now fairly broken so es to make a good friable loam in which the young wedlinge can make a good start. A day or two before planting sprinkle a ...
... to do what they d• so well to act. Put as a doe and I'd be a norms wee& But I'm a journalist, and I don't see any problem in Interviewing people. My first chat show • all was set really a traumatic experience. ...
... A CHAT WITH MR. HERBERT SMITH. r Broza.u..] Mare is not a reader of the Reeding led who is well aware of the maay sofa of badness which Mr. Herbert Smith, of Witney and Oxford City fame, hue reedered the Beadier Fraabell Club. Whomever oweeme arose last ...
... A DRINK AND CHAT ROLLED INTO ONE FANCY a drink and a The made ►y the chat' Then look no D i i n vi r ouo t further than the latest per it, p ro d uc e s . A n d alone e•age vending war►iaes which Arabi machine ...
... -~N;~ ~~R A chat with the minister ■ A minister of communications doing his job: Communicating. He is Mr Christopher Chataway. head of Posts a n d telecommuni• cations. She is Sandra Milano. Caversham resident and National Charity Queen and Princess. ...
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... A CHAT WITH GEORGE BANGER. It is jut forty sines Mr. George Banger became a sirens proprietor. career r a performer, bow. aver, goes farther back—beck to the year in which the Queen wee crowned. Thee a nine lad, horn Newbury —in that pert ...