The woman had her objections, but she let us peruse the papers for five minutes only and, truth to tell, five minutes were enough.
Ruddock perused the paper until Collymore told him Leather was on the way back, at which point Ruddock poured melted ice all over his face and training top and jumped back onto the treadmill.
Great atmosphere, including big candles in the lobby, a porch for perusing the paper and historic photos in the hallways upstairs.
In 1829, the Duke of Wellington observed: "I have perused the papers respecting the Falkland Islands.
At brunch yesterday, perusing the papers, I… In this week's Comment for the magazine, I wrote: A so-called entitlement is a benefit extended to those who meet the lawful requirements, without the….
That's BRILLIANT," he bugled later, snout buried in the spoils, envisioning the post-operative Schmeichel recuperating at a luxury Swiss spa retreat, perusing the papers in his waffle slippers while sipping a restorative Schmackos® smoothie.
At brunch yesterday, perusing the papers, I came across an op-ed arguing that the Internet has "poured new life" into magazines — certain magazines, anyway — and that it has changed "the way they connect with their readers, usually to good effect".
So be sure to peruse the report at your leisure.
The South Wales Argus newspaper reports that a local craftgroup, not content to allow the near-coincidence of Royal Wedding Weekend with Easter Weekend to go unobserved, have knit their own Royal Bunny Wedding, with some seventy bunny dolls, pictures of which you can peruse on the paper's site.
This was before the Internet became prominent, so I was perusing the Florida paper.
You can peruse the full report here.
