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many hours, and they had no further opportunity that night ot speaking together. tit vmu Later on, Mr Foley sent

... alone with K,.v. Well he said. you have a moment to spare I should like to speak privately to you.” Jasper regarded him askance, and exhibited increased uneasiness. You can speak,” he said gruffly. I have to tell you about Mr Junes. “Weil? “ I made the ...

his wish that his mother should think aright Eve could have made John speak out a truth that made Fred

... his wish that his mother should think aright Eve could have made John speak out a truth that made Fred turn on him with— “None your snivelling, preachy ways here! The old woman's enough for me in that line. Did you or did you not put down that plan of ...

GOETHE ON SHOW

... usual custom, consented to be seen and after the student had waited short time in the ante-room, he appeared, and, without speaking, took a chair and seated himself in the middle of the room. The student, far from being embarrassed by this unexpected proceeding ...

MR NAPIER’S ADDRESS

... that had been in your good city would have been auly too pleased have dose honour to him in memory of whom this statue speaks us—speaks you every day of your lives—that noble man who lived and died for Scotland. (Cheers.) It will not do for me say very ...

MRS BUNG

... perhaps, bu hands upon ber arms, an W seat She would have ( W, A quick, haughty him speak then. She wont ■——, How dares touch “Well, speak,” says she ce. And does speak with s •n interruption. Nan, wit downward*, and her fan ly hears thronghout the wild ...

LANGUAGE NOT A TEST OF RACE

... and the white race* of Europe because the languages they now speak can traced back to common source. nerd nob look beyond the limits of our own islands see that races diverse origin way yet speak the same language, while different languages may spokeu by ...

POLITICS IN FRANCE

... POLITICS FRANCE. Rouen, Friday.—President Carnot, speaking here last night, declared that the Government would know how to place constitutional rights and indispensable liberties out of all danger. P. AND 0. STEAMER ASHORE. DEATH of the captain. Marseilles ...

THU O*AL METHOD

... O*AL METHOD. It’s inventors, and their most enthusiastic supporters, claim that they have made the dumb to speak ; the wall between the speaking and the silent is broken down. It been discovered that, the exercise a vast amount of tact and patience on ...

A SWEET VOICE

... in the right tone. One must start in youth and be on watch night and day, work and play, to get and keep a voice that shall speak at all times the thought of a kind heart. ...

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... world, and war will cease. Those who give bad weights and bad measures, and who give false paper for the true, and those who speak lies, and those who act lies, which is still worse, —all of which will become Extinct, except their Dreams on their Death Beds ...

MR CHILDERS IN EDINBURGH

... CHILDERS IN EDINBURGH. Mr Childers, speaking a special meeting of the Scottish Liberal Association, Edinburgh, on Wednesday, in support of resolution denouncing the Crimes Bill as revolutionary in character, menacing the rights and liberties of free people ...