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... please, she finished pleadingly. We were ia Sierra Leone when the rising in the Badakut i district broke out, he began, speaking in a low; disjointed voice. I was im mediately despatched with an expedition to quell it your brother came along with me ...
... s the temple of Herashef. Nile, 5 cubits. Here we see each year distinguished by some political or religious event as we speak now of the jubilee year or the coronation year. Turning to the fuller entries of the later time, about 4,000 B.C., we read ...
... visit. The occasion of this utterance was an address which the Commercial Association pre sented to King Edward. His Majesty, speaking in English, said: Gentle men,-- It is with the greatest pleasure that I have received the address of such a highly important ...
... did not speak, we stood watching. It was so still that the drip of steam from some loosened pipe far below was plainly audible, and it sounded in that lifeless, silent greyness like God knows what a death tick. You see, said the mate speaking just above ...
... view perhaps the most striking picture of the spectacle was the monster 75 millimetre field gun, which one military authority speaks of as having given the artillery of the Republic the primacy of the world DRAWN (IN PARIS) BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, SHELDON ...
... of them. I wonder what that is, said the baritone, whose She parted her lips and held out her hands to him but could not speak ILLUSTRATED BY BERNARD PARTRIDGE manner had latterly become nervous, every sound and sight causing him to turn his head. It ...
... Academy Exhibition. r> George Fox, the founder of the Society of Friends, was born at Drayton in 1624. The first mention of his speaking at a steeple house is at a great disputation in Leicester in 1648, where Presbyterians, Independents, Baptists, and Common ...
... THE REV. DR. CLIFFORD SPEAKING AT THE LONDON EDUCATION BILL DEMONSTRATION IN HYDE PARK Dr. Clifford was the principal speaker on Saturday at No. 1 1 platform. He appealed to Londoners to take their stand upon the side of liberty, justice, and real equality ...
... chapel, it may be noted, has been considered peculiar in point of its statuary since the time of Evelyn the diarist, who, in speaking of the old altar-piece by Ra phael Mengs, declared that it was too full of nakeds for a chapel. The chapel has some beautiful ...
... it. When at last he found the opportunity to speak with her alone he asked how she had slept. Not at all; not a wink, not a blink. I imagined I heard robbers in every part of the house. Are you speaking the truth when you You remember, you remember ...
... oms sneered Kapolski. Ugo's face was lighting up with pleasure and satisfac tion and Sallaconi was breathing easier. I'm speaking of hands, not arms, said Phil glaring at the other. I'll fight him in a second, cried Dickey. Gentlemen, gentlemen Be calm ...
... Illustrated, of course, with copious plates, added the Mere Boy. Yes, that would do. Pan-pipes had occurred to me. But speaking seriously why should not a cook be a poet We have had a policeman who has painted and a postman who has published. But that's ...