... too much Christmas turkey. Isn’t this very cold weather. In the mornings 1 am very lazy to come out of my warm bed. I have to rise because 1 take a long time to dress mysclf for school. I will write you again soon.—l am, your loving niece, Frances McKnight ...

... M.R.(.V.§., who died at Stuartfield, on 2lst April, 1911; also my dear mother, Christian Gibb, who died 31st March, 1918 (Easter Sunday). Time may heal the broken-hearted, Time may make the wound less sore, But it cannot stop the longing For the dear ...

... and as little Daisy grew better, he became alternately pathetic and irritable, It was when Hugh;oturngfi'from Cambridge at Easter that he made his great discovery. » “The Pater is regularly gone on that little step-mother of ours,” he announced to Eva ...

... mast, in the distance is the great Atlantic breaking in restless murmur upon rock, sand. and shingle; inland among other peaks rise, the magnificent mountain of Snowdon. known to the Welsh as Creigian Eryri—the Crags of the Eagles. so named because eaglet ...

... question of cottar men’s wages was freely discussed by the members, and it was unanimously agreed that the men wore worth a rise in wages, and they deplored that the good feeling that had existed between masters and men was being strained by outside i ...