A correspondent gives nonintercommunicability as the longest word In the English language. While reading the life of Archbishop Benson I came across the following extract from his diary for September, 1892 (page 411): But the free kirk of the north of Scotland are strong antidisestablishmentarians—ten syllables, twenty-six letters!

Yet when she turns away, raising those arms in a priestesslike gesture, that fabric acts as a curtain, shielding her from prying eyes.

For this particular scene Miss Kathleen Kelley, bosswoman of maternity nurses at Hollywood Presbyterian hospital, served in official capacity.

Don't feed him any more: he's had his fill.