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... SPEAKING IN ANGER. To allow oneself to get into a habit of: speaking angrily the moment one M at ali annoyed is very unwise, because if .one allows oneself to do it the anger has very little effect on anyone. They lave grown used to it. ...
... MAUDE ROYDEN will speak for the P.W.S.S. on Our Coming Enfranchisement argl our Moral Standards, AT ST. PETER'S HALL, On Tuesday, Oct. 23, at 7.30 p.m. when the chair will be taken by The Rev. W. H. Thomas. Admission Free. Members of the B.W.T.S. especially ...
... regard. The Pekinese speaks a dialect so different from that of the Cantonese that, although foreigners cannot tell them apart, they cannot understand each other: and to the ears of the dwellers in Nagasaki, the man from Hokkaido speaks with a burr as pronounced ...
... THE TOP OF THE LADDER. I have always felt that to please my brother and sister actors is the highest point, so to speak, to which an actor can reach.—fira J. Foasas-Bossarsow. ...
... COCKNEY ACCENT. I have known many nightingales, very many thrushes, and any amount of robins, and I have never heard one of them speak with a cockney accent.—Ms. nu ...
... possibly trying to associate someone of whom he had heard with the name of Parker—and failing. The inspector was the first to speak. 'You will, of course, perceive, Miss Patterson, that the probabilities are that this letter is a hoax; the signaLure, 'Philip ...
... believe the test of the truly great man is his humility. I do not mean by humility doubt of his own powers, or hesitation to speak his opinions; but a right understanding of the relation between what he can say and do, and the rest of the world's sayings ...
... going to happen to Serbia. What was said about Belgium—what I ventured to say about Belgium, speaking on behalf of the British Government—l say here again, speaking on behalf of the same Government and the same people, of Serbia. The first condition of peace ...
... which brought together and united for one common purpose, in one cqnimon updepitanding, the two great branches of the tngliih-speaking race.—Ms. BaLrora. ...
... POSTMEN ON SERVICE. Mr. A. H. Illingworth, Postmaster - General, speaking at Halifax. said were approximately 100,000 eligible men in the portal service, of whom 72,000 had joined the forces, 10,000 were medically unfit or placed in low categories, and ...
... BISHOP ON PEACE LEAGUE. Sir William Collins, speaking at a War Lean meeting at Bedford, quoted a letter which he bad received from Bishop Brent, of the Philippine Islands. I have, wrote the bishop, been asked to join a league to enforce peace, but ...
... I KNEW. If I knew that a word of mine, word not kind and true. Might leave .its trace on a loved one's I'd never speak harshly, would your If I knew that the light of a mile Might linger the whole day through, And brighten some heart with a heavier I ...