... STORY OP STORIES. To-night read out slowly the following Hans Andersen story composed of titles of his writings, though without indicating the nor' rect names, and see which member of the family can detect most of them and set them down. Here is the story ...

... THE STORY OF A STORY. PRECEDENT FOR THE GERMAN WHITE PAPER. A publc inaugural lecture was yee terday afternoon to a large in the Arts Theatre of the University by Professor Ww R Halliday, Rathbone of Ancient History In introducing the lecturer, the remarked ...

... A STORY IN A STORY. He was illustrator, at least he drew illustrations in the hope that editor could found to buy them, and all day, and often long into the night, the young girl posed before the easel, now as nun, or a peasant, ever in succession of ...

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... STORY. Towards midnight on Christmas Eve poor woman was noticed sitting the footpath near Stanley Station in Fairfield, apparently suffering, and the attention of passers by having been attracted to her, it was found that she had been suddenly taken in ...

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... THE STORY. Briefly, the story is as follows: Some six months ago the Clan Macnaughton stranded on the Tasmanian coast and sustained, among other casualties, a broken stern frame —a very serious matter in a singlescrew ship. Examination showed that the ...

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... THE STORI, A luncheon patty was on band at Thrift. Easily made up in Lady Elizebeth's honour, though apparently for the Sulythe Smiths it was one of the few entertainments which AuChony liarford had given since Estelle had ceased to exist for —how many ...