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... GENERALLY SPEAKING. By Geo. BeBcLer. Landlady (speaking of new lodger) A more agreeable man to talk, Mrs. Harris, I never met so silent and nice By Geo. Belclhero ...
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... IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF By Greoirgfe BelcBceiF We've got some very good tinned meats, Mrs. Higgs, but this ox tongue licks the lot By Groip^e BelcBceir ...
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... JSoscbfullv Speaking By a Contributor Spiritually Domiciled in Berlin The Berliner Tageblatt young man, who has been dashing about Ger many looking for available food supplies, notes with evident interest and plea sure that in Cassel an organisation ...
... Boscbfullv Speaking By a Contributor Spiritually Domiciled in Berlin DEAR old Count Tisza has been letting himself go in AS Ujsag (Phœbus! What a name!), mainly in the direction of what the Hungarian gentleman thinks of the English gentleman. Referring ...
... Figuratively Speaking Is she well known in Society? Oh, yes, she moves in the very best triangles BY GEO. S. DIXON ...
... PERSONALLY SPEAKING As a woman who has been allergic to diaries and notebooks all my life, I am surprised to find myself embarking on almost a diary. However, as one or two other people have remarked, life is full of surprises, and I promise to keep these ...
... ACCIDENTALLY SPEAKING BY -SPONDEE. AN accident, states the Oxford Dictionary, is an event with out apparent cause, but you have only to ask any motorist emerging from the débris to receive an emphatic disclaimer. Far from being without cause, the ...
... IN A FAIRWAY OF SPEAKING He's a fair golfer, isn't he? Yes if you watch him BY WILMOT LUKT ...
... Prospective Labour Member of Parliament. Are you frightened I said to the more assured of the two. Not in the least, he said. Speaking in public is Second Nature to me. Come on, come on cried the Question Master. It 's time we began, and like a kindly sheep-dog ...