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Despite a certain element of doubt, this is a good dream; the sort of dream that prosages that you are about to achiavo happiness..
You seem to have boon through an omo- tional experience that for the time being left
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1 Insect (4),
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4.Taking place by degrees, (7).
1 Measure of land (D).
D Move' (4).
10 Agress to (7).
a Vent (01.
3 Ihure 10),
Slope (9)
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Register (6),
Reverie 18).
Il Lower few kit of room-wall (4). 7 Vigliant 15).
15 Crane 14.
14 Recluse (7).
17 Make reparation (5).
19 Ointment (3).
22 Negotiated
(7).
20 Brand (4).
27 Prison room 14.
20 Weapon (H)
23 Black (..
20 Valley (4).
31 Suffocate (7).
#2 Wholesome 14).
Hurl (4).
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13 Completed (4),
13 Lozy 141.
13 Jug 141.
18 Withdraw (4),
20 Slumbering (6),
Bavery (B).
23 Domialon (5).
Approximately (a), Binder (0.
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Assen, 7 Calls, 14 Aerating. 15 justages. 16 Jadiant, 17 Loverid, 19. Ensinel. 21 Porge, 24 Dude.
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But this is your life empty, i.c., a blitzed site. being followed by an understanding of things which promises to bring a rich now flowering to your path in life. True, in the earlier part of the dream you daubt if the 'flowers havo roots; but the doubt seems to be a transient one.
This droom Indicates that you are all set for a happy now phasa in your life.
No time for love
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-but he upset
BELÜL
a nation's morals
SAMUEL BUTLER'S NOTEBOOKS. Capo. 12s. 6d. 327 pages
AMUEL BUTLER was an eccentric Victorian who wrote one book to attack Christianity, another to attack Darwinism and a third to prove that Ilomer was a woman. He was a genius, a bachelor and
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a card.
He never went anywhere without carrying a small note- book in his waistcoat pocket. He might say something wilty or profound and then forget it. Somebody else might oblige with
a memorable remark: Mrs Boss his landlady, for instance, or
cry
GEORGE
MALCOLM THOMSON
to Alfred when he came
Alfred his man. The notebook Butler was pursued by the must be there ready to save zealous admiration of Bernard those treasures for posterity! Shuw, for whom he formed an And here they are, Mrs Boss, acute nervous dislike. "He's a beast, he's a beast!" he would 1 grotesque out of Dickens, Alfred, quietly but consciously back from seeing Shaw. humorous. Butler himself de- livering Fome sly dig nt religion in a curious melange of Alp- pancy, fun and penetration, edit ed anew by Geoffiey Keynes and Brian C. L
Naturally there much in the
Shaw cried up Wagner (which was bad) and cried down Handel (which was the blackest crime in the Butler calendar).
The notobooks are a rag-bag' of the funny things he heard, the silly things he sold and the
original deeply
things he
book about Butter's friends, For those been to see the Ros-1
while there was no room In his
prim existence for love, wile setti exhibition and am pleased or family, there was room for to find it more odious than: I friendship. With Paull, for in- had even dared to hope. 1 met Stoner,
charming tossetti once; there were three a handsome barrister whom Butler met in besides myself. I disliked them New Zealand, he divided his pri- vate income.
mosi."
He dipped into all very much, but Rossell the his fapital
to finance Paul's
Butler's ear for the comic, wildcat commercial schemes-
which might have made him a only to find out that, all along, novelist, cought this: Paull had been a richer man
"I heard a man say to another
han he. I was a sad dis- nt: Abbey Wood: I went to live appointme
down there just about the time Paull was succeeded in Bul- that beer came down from 5d. ler s life by Henry Feating Jones. to 4d, a pot. That will give you GENERAL The two men wrote, composed an Ideu when it was,"
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music, painted-and took week This Victorian oddity, who did end walks together. Sometimes as much as any man to under- Jones had attacks of hysteria, mine the Victorian system As Alfred the man-servant said morals, died in 1902, aged 87. contemptuously, "He was al- His last words? "Have you ways crying, crying. The gov brought the cheque book,
would excuse him. Alfred?"
ernor
Alfred, he's Welsh."
Butler's relations with women were businesslike and cautious. STAR He was a little in love with Misa
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on
not
Sho
ото storics of
Festival tells
how to cook roast beef
MERICAN and Continental visitors, after eating roast
Abeer A York Core punta värd of net struts. Britis
meals at the South Bank Exhibition, are asking: "How do you cook auch delicious dishes?",
So nów, st the Restaurant, recipes and the such a tasty dish existed."* story of cach dish will be
Beda at 35. n night printed In English and French
Fairway and Carrots. But I never knew
In have on the buck of the menu which Clapham's deep shelter
been booked up to now for can be kept as a souvenly.
92,500 schoolchildren and other
The Fairway "stars" one or Festival parties.. two tridhional British dishes every day,
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the first morth of the Festival 20,000 beds were oc- cupled.
Those served include, roast beef and Yorkshire pudding,
Children from at least nine bolled beef and carrots, Irish
countries and all parts of Bri stew, bolled gammon and pease tain will have used the shelter pudding, stcak and
kidney
by the end of September. pudding.
Parties are coming from Holland, France, Belgium, Ger-
many and Scandinavis,
The LCC said: "If necessary. One American said: "I have 2,000 can be hearti
Mr Alan Carr, manager, said: "They are popular with visitors from abroad, particularly Americans and, the French."
the song Bolled Beef comfortably."
accommodated
Che SNAPSHOT GUILD
Close-ups with a punch are possible even with the simple box camera when a close-up attachmont is used, CLOSER CLOSE-UPS
NoFROM ime to time in these ainder of a box camera shows
the camera
Bro
QUALITY, By Coward. Heinemann.
columns we've talked about the picture you set working at 61. 200 pages.
the wisdom of taking close-ups, a greater distance. Consequent- OVER 400 TITLES Mary Ann Savage, who was
much in love with him.
THESE
the about
the Impact which a ly, when using a close-up at- was lame but brilliant, respon-theatre, dripping with minit close-up picture often hms. So fachment, it's necessary to tip sible for some of the remarks
that a reader the camera up so your sub- that Butler has preserved, e.z., and sparing of wit. They have it's no surprise
will be contred on the the question of making jeet, of Gladstone, that he had not at the gloss cf paste Jewellery
and none of its power to con-raises
a box-type negative. A few trial shots will one redeeming vice.
vince. They frame superficial close-ups with Once week they had tea characters in common-place camera. "Sure, close-ups are show this. together. Later, when she was
too long for their | fine," he chides us, "but my
Similar supplementary lenses ght and dead, Butler congratulated him. narratives,
weight
too flat for their box camera manual says, 'Only self
also available for folding marrying her.
length.
and for miniature Brilllance could become boring.
cameras Tantrums of great ladies of subjects eight feet and farther the theatre, vanities of great from
are photo-
cameras. These can be had ja several
the different powers, He had a mistress, and shared scalemen of the screen, tor graphed sharply."
ments of authors, woes of pro-
of them making it PRESS her with Jones. Each paid ducers such are the themes of
The best answer here is to strongest Madame Dumas & pound a week, Star Quality and its companions.
a device called a close-up possible to shoot from as close here that a stiff
an inexpensive a ten inches. PHOTOGRAPHS even when they were not in No suffering her
town. Jones visited her cach gin won't drown--and a good attachment,
supplementary *Lens which One word of waming should
would say, it's Wednesday 10- "meteoric rise to fame" have snapa in place on the front of use of such attachments: al-
sultable to
the camera. With such a lens ways measure this lens-to-sub-
They are
with the normal box camera, and 34 feet from your subject.
The use of such a lens will just as is, everything between eight feet and infinity will be took her out
and told his stories in the deaf It merely permits you to Ing close in with a close-up Alfred was a card too.
focus close in, to got an image attachment the depth-of-field wita of that fills your negative, Butler visited her for 15 years
The is small. An error of six: inches before he dared to tell her his the age, is entitled, like any- one important thing to remem in your lens-to-subject distance
When she died, Butler body else, to a holiday from art
may mean a fuzzy picture. fo But do we have did not replace her. Jones did. and toll,
In the closing years of his life, pay for it?
usc
Butler each Wednes day on bother, Alfred," he spanking wouldn't cure.
Mr Coward's heroes, after a comes In several sizes and be given, however, about the
Copien
day, taken by the South China Street" (where madame lived). dynamic,
"A fine woman," Alfred con- men of the ceded. "Dark, large, not a re- quizzica?,"
of photographi and I've got to go to Handel the "wiss la YOUN's possible to use a box camera ject distance with culo or tape;
have
slin
Morning Post, South Chine Sunday Post-Harald, and gular sirect-walker, but receiv; flexible hands which they use
China Mail Staff Photo-ing gentlemen in her room. I graphically. One of them might
once or twice have come to Mr Coward's aid not affect exposure in any way. In fairly sharp focus. But work-
graphers are on view in the myself."
Morning Post Building.
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and dumb alphabet.
Coward, one of the
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WIL JILLI
THAT'S HER
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