Meanwhile, and until that era arrives, we can only insist (at any rate in our own country) on a different kind of foreign policy from what we have hada policy open and strong, not founded on Spread-Eagleism, and decidedly not founded on commercialism and the interests of the trading classes (as the Empire League seem to desire), but directed towards the real welfare of the masses in our own and other lands.

When it comes I will give you a chance such as few men have hada chance that will mean wealth and freedom andandlove."

After giving me every bit of money you hada little over two thousand florins, wasn't it?you showed me a box containing your family jewels, your letters, your diary, your papers, and you said to me: 'Destroy everything it contains.

hada, f., fairy; enchanted nymph.

Brian was very koind in his letter, and sent me all he hada pound, ma'amand I set out on my journey on foot, with the three children.

He hada nose, a chin, a beautiful mouth, large brown eyes, wavy chestnut hair, a ruddy complexion, and, what is not always given to the young man on the cover, a deep and generous dimple in the ruddiest part of his right cheek.

Yo soy una hada del sol.

They gave him the wildest mustang they hada hoss that was saddle-shy and that hadn't never been ridden.

An only son he hada noble prince, The terror of his foes, the poor man's friend.

31 Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere; Heaven did a recompense as largely send: He gave to misery all he hada tear; He gain'd from Heaven'twas all he wish'da friend.

"I've hada wretched night," said Mrs. Fielding, and turned her face into the pillow with a sob.

HADAS, MOSES.

By Karl Vietor, translated by Moses Hadas.

HADAS, MOSES. Sextus Pompey.

Moses Hadas (A); 1Oct58; R222064.

Translated by Moses Hadas.

Moses Hadas (A); 17Jun60; R258327. JOUHANDEAU, MARCEL. Elise.

HADAS, MOSES.

Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere, Heav'n did a recompense as largely send: He gave to Mis'ry all he hada tear; He gain'd from Heav'n, 'twas all he wish'da friend.

"Time was all we hada few poor hoursa day or two together.

Yes, I hada sister.

He called himself a woman for having acted as he hada man unfit to be trusted.

"I've hada hell of a time" "You look it!" laughed the lieutenant.

After he hada half-hour we had to leave.

I hada 'turn for religion.'