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... again the air in the room is vitiated and impure If only your could speak ! they are calling for fresh air their voice cannot always be understood'by the people Nevertheless the lungs do speak— that headache and weary feeling that sallow complexion and pale ...
... ones— the whole lot that have no mates— as soon as I hear their names called Sometimes I run over string rhymes but generally speaking it strange what a short list it is of those that are good for anything This is the pitiful side all rhymed verse Take two ...
... Daune went cottage there Faversham alone I— yes I killed him Then— then lie and took the blame and all this time he would not speak Oil my God! my God!” No one dared to interrupt him held them spellbound like the ancient mariner held the wedding guests but ...
... poultry and creased to supply the requirements' of this country a(yi-would consume an equivalent tional 670000 wheat is roughly speaking production The scientific poultry is matter lias re siderable attention vears it is layer is expected to produce in the year ...
... that Institution not in short of the standard characterised late administration also introduced the Master (Mr R Pickerill) speaking of the interest latter in the installation of Wireless throughout institution Colonel Burnell felt greatly honoured of Worship ...
... villages to keep them own shop-doors so to speak must systematically advertise their goods or the custom will inevitably drift to the larger towns such as Reading etc Their big shops and their brilliant illuminations speak for themselves Wokingham has although ...
... sides of the Dead which bear lovely fruit but within arc full ashes’’ Josephus Strabo Tacitus and ancient historians also speak of the apples It is probable that they were ro-ferring to the gall-nuts produced by the insect Ctjnipt in-tana STRANGE OCCUPATIONS ...
... should nominate Miss Baker as one of the governors of the new school that was being formed It -was unnecessary for him to speak of her personal fitness as she and her valuable work were so well known They were asked to nominate tjie Governors who must ...
... opened up on all sides and the steady advance of the town and its environs nptably in Embrook and Winnersh directions all speak of the desire of the Town Council and that of enterprising builders such as Aid E C Hughes to develop as far as possible and ...
... two sons who would have given quite lot to slip away for a scamper with some their friends Mr Anstey stopped once twice to speak with fellow parishioners then settling down for the walk home lie took up once more the thread of reproof which had used before ...
... Glastonbury in forest of peat loads of women childran employed” SOMERSET DORSET RAILWAY Mr however more particularly concerned in speaking of Somerset Dorset Railway upon which early spent in similar occupation course merged into the Great Western Railway in later ...
... mother are ready equipped by a long training for the care of the little newcoirier’s body and soul The Baby’s Bad Temper Speaking doctor of experience I may we all arrive in this world in a bad temper howl of disgust is the first act of a new-born babe ...