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... about this invention is that the baby's voice is exact representation of the human voice. In fact, it is my own voice, for I speak to the phonograph, and the record is made of the tones of my voice upon the little waxen cylinder. Then, ingenious contrivance ...

... passerby. Still shine the sun, the moon, the stars, With blessing even on me; And, when the evening bell ringaout, Then, Lord, I speak with Thee. One day shall to the good disclose Thy halls of joy and rest, Tben. in my wedding robes. even I Shall seat me as ...

... potatoes towards the visitor, and, motioning her to take some, said, Tatters, Barbara, tatters.” He had heard his mistress speak of the lady as Barbara. We can imagine what his mistress’s chagrin was. ...

... an**admirable safety-valve for verbose sociologists and enthusiastic crotchetmongers, who, if not allowed annual opportunity of speaking in public, might do more serious damage to themselves and their neighbours* This is view of the congressional proceedings ...

... meetings were held at other places. THE POSSESSION BECHUANA- LAND. Cape Town, October 24. —The Commissioner Crown lands, speaking at King Williamstown, said the Cape Government were determined have Bechuanaland. THE EMIN PASHA RELIEF EXPEDITION. NEWS ...

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... forced it from him without Ins reflecting faculties having anything to do with it. I have none but kindly words to speak of Ruth, if we speak of her at all. Ido not think we should. No.” She gone—you cannot mourn for her always and you owe something to Dahlia ...

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