Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 275William Blackwood, 1954 - England |
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Page 52
At the front of the daïs is the desk at which the Queen will stand . On either side , below it , are an admiral and a ... How perfectly and composedly still she stands as the anthem is played ! There cannot be one watching who is not ...
At the front of the daïs is the desk at which the Queen will stand . On either side , below it , are an admiral and a ... How perfectly and composedly still she stands as the anthem is played ! There cannot be one watching who is not ...
Page 53
For more than an hour the ceremony goes on , and the Queen stands there the whole time , talking to each man and woman who comes before before her , and then ... We all stand and face the Queen , and the National Anthem is played .
For more than an hour the ceremony goes on , and the Queen stands there the whole time , talking to each man and woman who comes before before her , and then ... We all stand and face the Queen , and the National Anthem is played .
Page 560
I hear you have got your the hall - stand back , " said Brigadier to the Kaimakam . " Great though the loss must have been to one who so greatly appreciated it the stand once again graces my home . " " You know that thing ought to have ...
I hear you have got your the hall - stand back , " said Brigadier to the Kaimakam . " Great though the loss must have been to one who so greatly appreciated it the stand once again graces my home . " " You know that thing ought to have ...
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