Word: cared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...adolescent girl in all her complexities and vicissitudes. He shows her manner of laughing, sometimes mocking, sometimes subdued; he pictures her amiable in her troubles, and proud in her regrets. He shows how she attempts to conceal her preferences, then how she betrays herself, blushes, and becomes care-free and dreamy when love knocks at the door...
That Professor Baker sought larger opportunity at Harvard, and the privilege of developing an experimental theater has been admitted by himself. It is to be inferred that Harvard has quite definitely decided that it did not care to have an experimental theater as an appurtenance to its department of English. Springfield Daily Republican...
This work was evidently read with great care by Southey and Coleridge, since they both made numerous marginal comments in criticism and elucidation of the author's statements. Those by Coleridge are especially long and throw a good deal of light on his own literary and critical development...
...will of Mary R. Richardson, of Newport, R. I., $1,000,000 was bequeathed to the Massachusetts General Hospital to be used for the construction of a branch of that institution "in which all of the beds are to be devoted to the care of persons of the middle class." It has been found that under present conditions in medicine the best medical attention is secured by the rich who are able to command the best type of service, and by the poor to whom such service is frequently given gratis...
...Atlantic. Japan and America will play the leading roles in these Pacific problems that will present themselves. Japan has the strategic position of the East. The West cannot deny it. Today in Japan there is taking place a tremendous conflict or social forces which should be studied with great care by Americans. If your nation and mine are to play the lead in international affairs, in years to come, we must make an effort to understand each other, to thrash out our common problems. The Japanese are passionately desirous of becoming acquainted with America and Americans. Witness the number...