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... MOTLEY NOTES1 -n r i r T INVEST ME. IN ry iMOTUEy.-'&ivE7 VNIE. LEAVE. TO speak. MUSD.. By KEBLE HOWARD (Chicot). Etiquette v. Patriotism. Here is a pretty question of literary etiquette. When is an author justified, in calling attention to his own ...
... get away from the crowd of dull, everyday things which has settled like a crust upon our souls. We yearn to metaphorically speaking throw our bonnet over the nearest windmill and take a flying leap after it as well. We feel as if we could not face the immediate ...
... drive one day he had a suspicion that his dog had been up to some mischief, for this particular neighbour and he were not on speak ing terms. The visitor was shown into the drawing-room. I have called to see you about your dog, he said he has bitten my ...
... southern states, Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, speaking in a different town each night on how the British lion is keeping his tail up. I am speaking under the ausp'.ces of the Chautauqua movement. It's a wonderful movement. ...
... DMR05 B/OC#APff£ff '■■(4 r 1 THEIR MAJESTIES CELEBRATE THEIR SILVER WEDDING AT A TIME WHEN WAR HAS s BROUGHT THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES OF THE WORLD, FROM THE DOMINIONS BEYOND THE SEAS AND FROM AMERICA, AMONG US IN UNPRECEDENTED NUMBERS THIS present ...
... receive you with a Jeffersonian simplicity and his own charm of manner, you may examine a portrait gallery of all those men. It speaks, in striking face after face, of the in human link which has kept the Old Mother Country and the New Daughter Republic together ...
... Cornhill, E.C. 3; 17, Waterloo PL, S.W. 1. gH^CYMK'ItDIEM I'/ m MCDITCOIR CAKMIAOE 1 vAl v Pi AS the Ancient Fanes of England speak to us of the sound ffn and enduring craftsmanship off their Builders? so does the fVj j Mj Sax-Cylinder Napier impress us by ...
... DMR05 B/OC#APff£ff '■■(4 r 1 THEIR MAJESTIES CELEBRATE THEIR SILVER WEDDING AT A TIME WHEN WAR HAS s BROUGHT THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES OF THE WORLD, FROM THE DOMINIONS BEYOND THE SEAS AND FROM AMERICA, AMONG US IN UNPRECEDENTED NUMBERS THIS present ...
... receive you with a Jeffersonian simplicity and his own charm of manner, you may examine a portrait gallery of all those men. It speaks, in striking face after face, of the in human link which has kept the Old Mother Country and the New Daughter Republic together ...
... America's Day was visible. The one great posi tive gain of the war is this brothei hood between the two branches of the English-speaking peoples. which one hopes will be a permanent re union two flags, two minds, two languages (for American is in the most vivid ...
... Downbr (Canada). Colonel Mayes (Canada). Lieutenant Wiswbll (Canada). A LAWN-TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT QUEEN'S CLUB FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING ALLIES THREE CANADIANS IN PLAY. A tennis tournament between the British Isles, the United States, Canada^ Australia, and ...
... Users' Protection Association, has, through its provisional committee, called a general meeting at 2.30 p.m. (inaccurately speaking, but certainly not G.M. in these dry and doleful days) on Friday, the 19th of the month instant, at the Essex Hall in the ...