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A. Windle, editor of "The Iconoclast," and others, all men with a national and many with an international reputation as platform masters. But I have never been able to understand why almost all of them, except Barnard and Kennedy, made almost no real use of their time while I was speaking. The probable reason is that debating has not been cultivated as an art in this country.
For some account of the methods and results of the work in schools, see Bertram C.A. Windle, "Anthropometric Work in Schools," Medical Magazine, Feb., 1894. The most notable steps in this direction have been taken in Germany. For an account of the experiment at Karlsruhe, see Die Neue Generation, Dec., 1908. The study of the right conditions for procreation is very ancient.
"If not more," replied the other, departing to take his place in the Windle family pew. Mr. Bishop was left in the vestry, apportioning out sixty separate quantities of wine quantities, which he deemed would be sufficient to seem appreciable to the palates, spiritual and physical, of those for whom they were intended.
"Especially on a a somewhat empty stomach." "But it's no good asking me," said Mr. Windle. "Why not? You have just been a communicant? Under extraordinary circumstances like this, I am expected to call upon some one who has communicated, reverently, to assist me." "Ah, yes; that is all very well so long as you do not enforce any one whom you may choose to break their own most rigid principles.
She had listened carefully to Cotherstone; now she turned to Bent. "Windle," she said, as quietly as if she were asking the most casual of questions, "wouldn't it upset all your arrangements for next year? You see, father," she went on, turning to Cotherstone, "Windle had arranged everything.
Two miles to the south-east on the Poole-Wareham road is Lytchett Minster, remarkable for the extraordinary sign of its inn, the "St. Peter's Finger." This has been explained by Sir Bertram Windle as a corruption of St. Peter ad Vincula. The pictured sign itself, however, is very literal in its rendering of the name.
Mr. Windle had been so very definite, so confident in his assertion of the number of communicants. He looked at his watch. The service had taken longer than usual. He stood up before they had all gone and poured out the wine into the chalices.
The wine, you know. I want to know how much wine to pour out." His face twitched as he waited for the answer. It seemed as if some unseen fingers were alternately pinching the flabby flesh of his cheeks, then as swiftly letting it go. Mr. Windle made a mental calculation, delivering his estimation of the number with a voice confident of his accuracy. "Sixty," he said. "Not less possibly more."
So Windle Bent was one of those chaps who have what folk call family pride, was he? Actually proud of the fact that he had a pedigree, and could say who his grandfather and grandmother were? things on which most people were as hazy as they were indifferent. In that case, if he was really family-proud, all the more reason why Kitely should be made to keep his tongue still.
Desdemona loves you for the dangers you have passed is that it? Well, your friendship will have to be strictly platonic, my son, for this particular Desdemona is pledged to no less puissant a prince than Champion Windle Hercules, the greatest bloodhound sire of this age. 'A marriage has been arranged, as the papers say, Finn; and I hope it won't put your long muzzle too badly out of joint what?"
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