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... speaking start peering at puffins or to observe the love-life of sharks under water. I still admire, even envy, those who can who do. My gang ICAN speak with feeling on this because I'm a member of the hopeless, negative, stonebreaking gang hobbled to ...
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... SPEAKINGS. ' 1; 1 A V 1 or . T ,4 rssllsoof(ile, Sept. 16,15 N.,,132 W.; Loch Lionhle, &cp 127, 5 N., 115 W. AN CSULI. .Stearner Black Isianiond,uof London, laden withecoal, vF alded with, steamer 1'rogress of Landau, lyixse itanchor A W~est Thus'. Duock ...
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... TO SPEAK AT THE QUEEN’S HALL TO-MORROW’S MEETING- 10,000 SEATS APPLIED FOR AT READING. Mr. Lloyd Georgo will make two groat this week. In addition his Reading engagement on Saturday, will be the duel speaker a mass meeting .in the Queen’s Hall to-morrow ...
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... TO SPEAK Those who signed it did not mean that action to support the League should only be taken if a Socialist Government were in power. They must not give the Government a chance to wriggle out of its obligations under the Covenant and excuse itself ...
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