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... Davies. A [BY Jlitieire WaLtam]. A quiet yul - dide was ex erien • p ced oar town and district, the weather being exceptionally Va T e t a ctr a t n e d ov a er p t i v a r r e er w c . e t tl e Rainy:tat by ...
... Book Henry Williamson tells how he once in a thoughtless moment on a Devon hillside put a match to a hump of gorse, and in the midst of the resultant shrill singing f sap and flower, a voice cried in terror a ...
... ; s• age, Bcrtha Atkinsmith ; junior stage, G E C May Davies and Dinah A Havaid ; Form 111., Evelyn I) Thomas ; Form 11., Daisy F K Jenkins. Technical subjects—Senior stage, M Maud Morgan, M Hester Child, Esther M Weekea ; junior stage, ...
... period is a disgustiog individual. though once in a while ore is found who has a bit of drollery. A band of Iroii.ns, the general writes, had made a sudden attack en a detachment of his men, who fortunaiely bad ...
... wealthy relations are all a fiction and an unreality. And Esther sm iled again, though this time little drearily, as she set up In bed and tossed back her brown hair. Then, for she was a cheerful little creature t he tu she sprang up and ...
... again tl a'. increased facilities for obtaining intoxixants mean increased consumption and increased intoxication. Topers never ascend, they always descend ; they will never go from a stronger to a weaker drink, but always from a weaker to a ...
... country since sett preservation and the adoption safeguard s to, ward off peril are cumin' oblirations. The Government l et she trust reposed in them, nave tide s ; with a great danger immesh a way as to the peace between %ask And Turkey. ...
... combated this idea at once. 'She would not have gone out of the house to do that.' she said. ' Remember she had the means to her hand.' ' True, ' he said , with a shiver. She all gone to save her life, not to lose it.' ...
... , as he appeared a gentlemanly young man, and she believed his s tatement that he was recommended by a neighbour, whore name, however, he said he bad forgotten, and he could nut remember from which house be bad been recommended. ...
... became very abusive, threat- ungenerous m i. presen t a ti on . `I I w arftete ill chara'ine e w te h ri a:t I th ly i . olio c ing am w no o t rda a c o l f ergyman, mr.vrin and a, (M.A.) egth , reduced ...
... religion. Her stay at Brecon was necessarily a eery short one. A sister of hers —Ann Kimble—came to South Wales where she resided for many years, and was well known as a novelist and poetess under the pseudonym of ...
... relations, and said she had come into £l,OOO. She took her to Brixton Police-station, where she said her uncle was superintendent. She got tho prosocutrix to wait outside, and, instead of going to see her lola, she went to report herself as ...