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...Roberts' block. Two members were initiated. Mr. P. H. Taylor, Gr., read an essay on the Conference itself, on the advantages of the intercourse between students of the university and the instructors. Mr. V. S. Rothschild read an essay on Guilhem de Castro and the sources of Corneille's Cid. The speaker of the evening was Professor Sumichrast. His subject was "Garrison Life in Halifax," where he lived a number of years. Professor Sumichrast excused the subject of his address in that out of recitation hours students prefer to hear some subject totally disconnected from college studies...
...Virgil, aeschylus, and Sophocles and. beyond all doubt, Aristophanes; Lucre tires, and Plato. In the middle ages, the Divine Comedy which has most perfectly expressed their thought and their emotions; the prelude to this, Dante's Vita Nuova; the Life of St. Louis, by Joinville, the Romance of the Cid, and the Arthurian Romances. In later times the number of names really great is considerable. One might give Chaucer, the freshest and most springlike of all poets; Spenser (though with a certain hesitation). and Milton,- a little, for his real greatness was style rather than matter. Among the moderns...
French Readings. Corneille, Le Cid (first half.) Reading in French Prof. Cohn. Sever...
French Readings. Corneille, Le Cid (first half). Reading in French. Prof. Cohn. Sever...
FRENCH READINGS.Professor Cohn will read Le Cid. by Corneille...