"The road before us is, however, long and calls for great achievements. We are not lacking in strength. Let us wait and see."
Mr. Asquith is wondering what this flattery portends.
"I have spoken of the good there is in grooves, in the groovy way of life ... Who can be blind to the fact that life in a groove leads to bigotry and nar-grooves, in the groovy way of life?"
"Claudius Clear" in "The British Weekly."
Not we. We have never been blind to anything of the sort.
"Little Lady, during all these months thoughts entirely with you, treasuring up unbleaching memory of happy hours spent together."—Advertisement in "The Times."
Presumably in the wash-house. Unless some confusion arose, in the mind of the advertiser, between dying and bleaching.