Word: afterwards
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Senior football team, interclass champions, will hold their dinner at the Lombardy Inn this evening at 6.30 o'clock, and will attend the performance of "The Young Turk" at the Colonial Theatre afterward. The speakers will be H. Fish, Jr., '10, S. A. Sargent '10 and F. H. Burrage '10, captain of the team...
...sudden death. In the first, one does not fully sympathize with Pierre in his heroic calm while the flames of the burning building licked his feet. But "then mercifully, he fainted," which, of course, makes his end less horrible. The story of the "hoss-thief" is told thirty years afterward with appropriate scenic effects...
...Bartholomew Fair" was first presented in London in 1614, and for several years afterward was one of the popular places of the London stage. It is characteristic of Jonson's style, both in its realism and its character portrayal, in which it is especially strong. Its aim is to present in humorous and burlesque fashion the life and customs of the people. Like many other plays of the period, "Bartholomew Fair", contains many references to contemporary writers and playwrights, and the customary humorous flings at the Puritans and other strict sects. Though there is a fair plot to the play...
John Harvard was admitted a member of the church on November 6, 1637, and a short time afterward he was made its pastor. There are few records of his ministry, except that he preached and prayed with evidences of strong feeling and affection, and that "his own heart was delighted with his ministrations." He was given the Charlestown parish in 1637, but remained pastor of the church a little less than a year, for he died on the 14th of September, 1638. The church in which he preached stood on the west side of what is now City square...
...Soon afterward I received an injury in a scrimmage against the second team, which kept me out of active work during the remaining times that I was on the field. The ultimate cause of my withdrawal was due, not to this, but to a former injury resulting from an accident of last summer, and from which I had supposed myself recovered. This injury had not interfered with the lighter work in the first part of the season, but began to tell on me increasingly as the work became heavier, impeding agility of movement and making greater the danger of another...