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  2. THINGS THOUGHTFUL.

    It is an immense blessing to be perfectly callous to ridicule or, which comet to the same thing, to be conscious thoroughly that what we have in us of noble and ...

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  3. LITERATURE

    This book is dedicated to "all knights of the silver hair who love little [?] train." It is frankly [?] although such [?] has been displayed [?] ...

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  4. ANOTHER ADELAIDE WRITER.

    Miss Little, a number of whose short stories have found their way into the press, has gone further [?] and produced a book, hot pretentious in any way ...

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  5. BOOKS AND MAGAZINES.

    Doan Farrar's "The Life of Christ" holds the record for circulation as a religions classic Within a year of its publicatiotn, some 50 years ago. 12 large editions ...

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  6. TWO IN AUTUMN.

    The road dopes on that leads us to the last, And we two tread it softly, side by side; Tis a blithe count the milestones we have ...

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  7. OTHER MEN'S MINDS.

    When man upsets the balance of Nature he generally has to pay for it pretty hearily.—Mr. F. Martin Duncan. ...

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  8. EVANGELISATION. BY CINEMA.

    In a few years the cinematograph will take a very large part in the evangelisation of the country.—Monsignor Benson. ...

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  9. LIKE MOTHER, LIKE SON.

    Mothers are the sculptors of the souls of the coming men. Nero's mother was a murderess; Nero was a murderer, on a gigantic scale. Byron's mother was proud ...

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  10. A BLACK EYE.

    Let us be charitable to the eye for business; the eye has been pretty well blacked this time.—Mr. G. K. Chesterton. ...

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  11. AFRAID OF THE TRUTH.

    The English are not conscious hypocrites; they simply have a pitiful terror of the truth.-Mr. Compton Mackenzie. ...

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  13. MARRIAGE FOR COMPANIONSHIP.

    Whenever the churches begin, to adopt the view that marriage is primarily for companionship there will soon be an end of sex, [?] and of poverty ...

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  14. A YOUNG MAN'S HONOUR.

    The average young man's honour is only a class affair. It does not extend to the people whom he considers to be his inferiors.-Mr. Warwick Deeping. ...

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  15. PRIDE.

    There is a sort of pride that lifts a nan to his true level and gives him a power and prestige. It is pride with respect behind it. pride with enthusiasm as a part ...

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  16. VIVISECTION.

    Operations on animals. I contend, have afforded untold benefits to the human race. Performed with the utmost care by skilled Burgeons, they are rendered ...

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  17. THE SCHOOL OF PAIN

    It is not in the school alone that the medical manacquires his education. It is in the wards of the hospital that he develops that sympathy with the ...

    Article : 53 words
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  19. LOST ENGLAND.

    Messrs Hodden & Stoughton England," by Beckles Wilson, to their "Useful knowledge" series. The idea in these series is to present manuals ...

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  20. THE STUDENT'S AIM.

    If one asks a medical student in England what he is working for the natural answer is "For the M.B.," or for whatever, other qualification he desires—never ...

    Article : 41 words
  21. LOVE IN THE MOUSING.

    It is easy for a man to love his wife in the evening, when her hair is nicely done, but he ought to love her in the morning too.—Rev. A. J. Waldron. ...

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  22. THE AGE OF ARMAMENTS.

    The age of armaments—as we know it, with its colossal, intolerable burthens, its caked international selfishness, its apparent contempt of the great common ...

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  23. DRAMA OF THE BIBLE

    The Bible is tile home and birthplace of drama. All the drama of life is in the Bible. There is enough dramatic material in the Bible for a thousand novels, and ...

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  25. DIFFERENCE.

    "Tommy," said the teacher, you have spelled 'window' without the 'n.' Do you mean to tell me you don't know the difference between 'window' and 'widow?" ...

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  26. TOO SUCCESSFUL.

    Quitter-"What's the matter, old man? You look worried." [?]—I have cause to. I hired a man to trace my pedigree." ...

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  27. MILLENNIUMS OF PEACE.

    The chairman has intimated that there has been one hundred years of peace, but there will be millenniums of peace henceforth, it being simply unthinkable that ...

    Article : 64 words
  28. THE SYMPATHETIC STRIKE.

    The sympathetic strike is poor fighting. It demoralises trade unionism, weakens collective action, and produces reactionary prejudice in the public mind. It is a ...

    Article : 94 words
  29. TRIAL.

    Turn, turn, my wheel! This earthen jar A touch can make, a touch can mar; And shall it to the potter say. What makest thou? Thou hast no hand? ...

    Article : 187 words
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