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... 18 October of this year, 1 suddenly felt impelled to take down from the attic the battered black tin trunk containing the family letters that wentbetw the Front and Campbeltown during World War 1. ‘een Within moments | was absorbed, transported first to ...
... MacDougall, and hails from Tiree, and that her father is a respectable crofter; but from a communication from the Inspector of Poor of that island, it appears she has no connections there. When so disposed she reads from a wonderful scrap ...
... the other world—the ChilSrcn'- Fairy Land, the Magic Palace nd World’s Fair. & The dazzling brilliancy of the Grand Corridors, the Hall of Golden Pillars, and Grand Halls of the World's Fair are indecd in striking contrast to the outer world of Drapery ...
... fortnightly waggon arrives from the Globe Parcel Express, and them off from Westwood to all parts of the world. Me Spurgeon received me in his study just as he came in from the garden, upon which the study windows open directly. From the ...
... te deflected it from the straight line to avoid injuring the tree' The Holy Bible (Cassell & Co., Limited, London), with 200 full page illustr.tions, by Gustave Doti. when first issued, created great excitement in the artistic world from the courage and ...
... Venctian Gazette, the first newspaper issued in the world ; but the reporters of ‘ {ho Gazette have shared the fate of their Roman )redecessors. A few of the names of those English roporters who from 1622 till 1826, laboured devutedly to give the English ...
... Whom the vile blows and buffets of the world Have so incensed, that I am reckless what I do. MACBETH. The Lady Beatrice, under the ministrations of her alarmed father and Lord Trevelyan, was speedily aroused from her swoon. She opened her eyes with a ...