Word: flatly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...selections from Mozart is the Piano Quartet in E-Flat, Koechel No. 493, while The Piano Quartet in A-Major, Opus 26 of Brahms has been selected for the second half of the evening...
...coming along, all right. It was nice to see grass again even last year's moldy brown grass, and as he slowly revolved his mind, he remembered that he had even seen a few buds this morning. Again he stretched, a long, slow stretch, and then relaxed, lying flat on his back, his eyes vaguely focussed on that happy land somewhere beyond the ceiling...
Edward of Wales, leaving Vienna behind (see above), arrived last week in Hungary's capital, did the rounds of Pest on the flat east bank of the Danube, then the rounds of Buda on its hill on the west bank. All Budapest joined the usual peekaboo chase after H. R. H.-all except the rickety old Hungarian aristocrats who spend their days steaming stark naked in the hot springs pool of Gellert's Municipal Baths in Buda.* There, far from the grand hotels and cafés of Pest where Edward was disporting himself, the old Magyars went...
...Joseph E. Widener bought him in England as a yearling, raced him abroad for two years, shipped him to the U. S., had him trained for steeplechasing, sold him to Fred Alger for $8,000 last June. When Owner Alger's trainer observed that Azucar was outdistancing flat-racers in workouts, they decided to race him at Saratoga. He had won $12,000 in flat racing up to last week. His 27-year-old owner, grandson of President McKinley's Secretary of War Russell Alger, has stables at Grosse Pointe and at Metamora, Mich., plays polo at Grosse...
...Richard after him. While Douglas & Richard drove out two of the seven cars in the garage, a Negro servant crawled through a window to rescue a Scotch terrier they had left upstairs. In the house nearby Senator Schall, with wife and daughter, awoke, sat tight. The lodge burned almost flat. Aboard the cruiser Australia, twice called off her course by the distressed Schooner Seth Parker (TIME, Feb. 18), the Duke of Gloucester, third son of George V, steamed toward Jamaica (via Panama) a week behind his itinerary. Promptly on schedule, his younger brother and new sister-in-law, the Duke...