The Horror, On The Rhine.
LTo THE EDITOR OP THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR.—A. correspondent in your issue of October 2nd seems in- dined to give credence to Mr. E. D. Morel's charges aguinst the French native......
Blinded Soldiers' And Sailors' Hostel. [to The Editor Or The
" SPECTATOR."] Ste,—I have just received the gratifying intimation that the ex-Servicemen of Yeadon, near Leeds, have decided to devote the bonus of 5s. a head granted to them......
Italy And Austria.
[To ewe Enema or THE " SPECTATOR."] Ste,—The following piece of news contained in a recent number of Fede e Vita, the organ of the Italian Students' Christian Movement, throws a......
Poet Rt.
NOUS NIRONS PLUS AU BOIS. BETTER stay at home Now the evening's come. A little breeze blows chill Westward, across the hill . The pale young moon is shy And hidden. Dear one,......
The "spectator" At The Outposts Of Church And Empire. [to
Toe Emroa or sea " SpErraxos."] Swi, — You will, I am cure, be glad to know that through your kind insertion of Mr. Coles's letter in your issue of October 9th I have already......
" Opal Whiteley's Diary."
[To THE EDITOR OF nos "SPECTATOR."' Sta,—I have been reading the review of Opal W hiteley's Diary in your issue of October 16th. The rhythm and sound of the sentences in the......
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