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  2. MAN AT HIS BEST AND WORST:

    The ancients thought a pearl was a compound of sunlight and dew, a product of light and air, its lustre depending upon the temper of the elements when the broad-lipped oyster rose from the depths to drink the dews of heaven. But science laughed poetry to scorn. A pearly is a globular deposit of carbonate of lime enclosing an irritation in the intestines of a ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 2,014 words
  3. NORWEGIAN RESISTANCE:

    In 1943 the atom, bomb had not made its fearful public debut in Japan, and the world was still playing war with block-busters and T.N.T. But already scientists in many countries--notably German scientists--had speculated on the prospect of atomic disintegration, ...

    Article : 1,079 words
  4. Life in an American Women's Gaol

    Even when you have committed no crime, even when it is the best prison of its kind and you have been sentenced to no more than three months, the life of a prisoner is one of grinding ...

    Article : 897 words
  5. SOME REGENT NOVELS

    "SALT IN OUR WOUNDS," by Jack Harvey Cassell's, Melbourne; price 96. Written by the Australian Jack ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 414 words
  6. ODDLY ENOUGH . . .

    IT CANNOT BE AN ACCIDENT THAT TRADITIONAL representations of heaven give pride of place to music. Those angels, with their delicate strong Italian faces, in their bright local paradise, make a consort ...

    Article : 816 words
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