For I've read a leader praising
The Premier in The Times.
A House-Warming.
"Considerable damage was done by fire at —— Cottage on Wednesday evening. The stairs, part of the floor, doors, furniture, etc., were destroyed.
—— presided at the piano, and Mrs. —— presided over the refreshments. 'God save the King' was sung at the close of the enjoyable day."—Local Paper.
The Labour "Council of Action" have kindly stated that they are "content to leave the French Government to the French people." They are however reserving the right to leave the British Government to the Bolshevists.
"We must repeat the Scots proverb that—'Delays are dangerous.'"—Sunday Paper.
Or, as Dryden says in his Address to a Haggis, "De'il tak' the hindmost."