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... Speak A less obliging fellow is the ghost of a jockey called Fred Archer, who died in 1886. A badtempered man, by all accounts. He likes frightening horses at Newmarket. There are noisy ghosts. like the drummer at Herstmonceux. The ...
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... Speak DEAR CHILDREN,— Havs you noticed how things which belong to you acquire a personality.” There is something friendly about the pen you use and the seems to know just your style of writing. You can tell which is your hat from the feel of it and you ...
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... SPEAKS OF The Soviet Premier. Mr. posy fife, has ruled out any Soviet-American Summit meeting while the Vietnam war con- inues. In a 105-minute interview in his Kremlin office with a New York Times man, Mr. Kosygin accused the United 'States of generating ...
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... Speaking I would like to laugh, I safd, but I am still unable to see daylight. Well, my friend said heavily, sometimes he will be speaking, or she will be speaking, that is when she is playing he—or vice versa. On the other hand, when he is ...
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... Speak As a 15-year-old schoolboy, I am very lonely. I don't get out much with other people and I have no friends where I live. I go to and from school alone and the people there don't seem to know or care that I exist. For example, I sat down to lunch ...
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... SPEAKING OF LONDON .. AMERICANS have long been determined to see Britain as compounded in equal parts of Beefeater s, thatch, pea-soupers. bagpipes and brass Warming pans. This trusty image is now being replaced. of course, as films like Alfie and Smashing ...
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... SPEAKS in support of the British Union Proceed**. liessassivaliro csissfitisste for Fronse 1.. er‘ !Sr- I 11614 N. ( OVlMBlik.:.''.l'. , ; • .• • • ; - ...
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... SPEAKS, Every Picture Tells a r woo a pROPIRTT UNITED. OW. o n WP A. Clan Ib Dor M ...
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... Speaking the Reichstag, I Navy stated li, been great si for they had hi-eii was not time Britain would peace consequence this w.maxe.— Central News, VICTORY BECOMING ASSURED. ...
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... corning to Walsall to speak on Human Rights while young people themselves living in Walsall have shown a lack of interest to do so themselves. The People to People Council of Birmingham have circulated details of a public speaking ccmpetition on Human ...
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... Speaks Before machine age—child worker in a mine, pitiful contrast with the smiling factory girls of the _ present. IF the Government had any qualms about the reception of its plans for financing rearmament it must now be at ease again. _ _ . The general ...