... is a woman's qnly weapon and that a woman's aim and object is the human race. Upon which, having already declined Honey, the poet, she proceeds to accept Hodges, the Presi dent of the Haters' Club, and presumably, in duo course, achieves a woman's aim ...

... moving picture of that land of promise. We are left to draw our own conclusions. Just as a reflection in a mirror is an improvement on a photograph, so is Mr. Thompson's book better than most contemporary studies of foreign lands. He started this trip ...

... followers, Prince Charlie), made a daring invasion of Scotland and England. Having raised an army in the High lands he actually marched to Derby. Here the chiefs of his army seemed to have lost their heads, and, contrary to his wish, retreated back to Scotland ...

... ever are, by hit'. Campbell's fat boy and Mr. Lotto's old woman but wo should be more amused still especially in the long front scenes, while the spectacle behind is being got ready if the °W woman and the fat hoy had a few more surprises of character and ...

... an, the villains are both connected with the army. But a wicked Jack Tar would, of course, he hardly possible on the stage, whilst it is well known that your theatrical representative of Her Majesty's land forces is much given to the vices of the rotie ...

... voice all complete), then as a washerwoman, with Malaprop tendencies, whose husband is in the army, as a sergeant with some new recruits who look like Falstaff's army, and finally as the owner of a troupe of performing sea-lions. (Mr. John Humphries is not ...

... myself light on this point before dealing with the Hew and Original Comedy Drama, in Five Acts, entitled The Blue Tells of Scot land, written by him and produced under his direction and that of Mr. Henry Neville at the Novelty Theatre. As regards Mr. Robert ...

... their way to Norway, and at others they turn up at North Uist. For nine months in the year, the in habitants of this lonely is land are cut off from the rest of the world. Bird life is there so enormously prolific that an expert fowler is said to have snared ...

... see that that just statute was observed, they would take their guns along with them. Pancho always keeps a man in his brigand army who closely resembles him how can the matinee girl believe that anyone can closely resemble Mr. Matheson Lang so that when ...

... Japanese girl or woman finds her vocation in the care of her home, or, if of the peasant or farming class, then in her home and on the soil. Since the war, and the rapid acquisition by her nation of Western ideas, the field of woman's labour has become ...

... you raise your voice, you are lost. Vit. (with intense scorn). Lost! Oh, worthy boast! AVhat eonquerer of a woman's confidence Victor of a woman's faith Is this the measure of Austrian chivalry! Is this the treatment that Austrian ladies receive Irom Austrian ...

... been clenching his fists and crying: I love her oh, how much I love her; but if I marry a half-breed they will rag me in the army, and ig nore her at home day in old Ken tucky, where our blue blood always flows unsul lied but as soon as M r. S t a r k claims ...