For some days|the world has been brooding over the significance of the tuncy dress which Mr. Cecil Beaten, artist and photographer, wore at his party in the country. He wore—Cecil make you whistle—a white coat decorated with roses and broken and knee-breeches "decorated I think the whole thing was s boli¢ of contemporary statesmanship. Beetles on the breeches are but a step ts in the pants, and ants in the pants are international irritants, The eggs and the roses symbolize perfectly the abuse and the plaudits of the crowd.
Mr, Anthony Eden has only wear a Beaten costume into an assembly of ambassadors, and sob once ur twice, to gain unanimous sympathy
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