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... lation amount of love.innking, all of which ends very hapipily and naturally. We like Mrs. Traiee's charac- ters. They not only speak for. themselves in a manly and wotmanly fashiois, hubt they are right loveable and respeet.awakening people. We lay down the ...

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... ladies, that erie-half your troubles are fanciful, and have no physical basis, I should be guilty of cruelty, even if I were speak- ing the truth. Besides, there are many ailments of the brain and nervous system that tend to make the lif of women, verging ...

... common sense of the country would receive it. (Applause.) He wished c them to bear in mind that, they were entering, EO to o, speak, on a new erit in English political life. He t, trusted they mighb long have the support of the Liberal Unionist patty; but ...

... he need not ogile for inserting a chapter of Holy Writ, as he seed it would be ' news' to most of his readers. a eriously speaking, such items in a London Letter teht `nearly all the theatres are open, and that LWdon is always full of theatre-goers in ...

... stallions, that nit have been winning at our North Country shows, n only good enough for a commendation, and fairly n, beaten, speaks for itself what the class was, and also for a the judgment that has been displayed in purchasing be the best this country ...

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... say so-but, since you mention it yourself, I honestly confess I think it's very sloppy or indeed! Our Impressionist: I'm speaking ci! l the eather ! Our Lady Critic: The weather ! D Oh, the weather isn't sloppy! ?? OuNous, NAoE.-Wheu Genbral Boulanger ...

... having described the beak of a sparrow, sllowing how its construction was specially adapted to picking up grain, proceeded to speak of the hoopoe, a bird extremely abundant in South Europe, and an orca- sional visitor to this country, where, of course, it ...