Word: counts
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...known as the Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize. The design of the medal has been executed by Benner. With the consent of the editors of the Monthly, the winner of this prize, may, if he expresses a desire to be a candidate for an editorship of the Monthly, count his poem as two of the four contributions required. The details for the awarding of the prize have not yet been arranged...
...scene of the play is laid at Seville; the time is 1775. The Count Almaviva is infatuated with Rosine, whom he first saw at Madrid six months previous to the opening of the play. After a long search he discovers that Rosine lives at Seville with her guardian, Bartholo, a retired physician, who is very anxious to marry her. Upon Almaviva's arrival at Seville, he learns from Figaro, a barber, who was formerly in his service, but who is now employed by Bartholo, that Bartholo, proposes to marry Rosine on the next day against her will. Figaro advises Almaviva...
Bartholo is now so suspicious that he wishes to be married that night, and he has Bazile order a notary to come to the house immediately. He then shows Rosine her letter to the Count, and, she, thinking that she has been betrayed, agrees to marry Bartholo at once. Bartholo leaves to complete the arrangements for the marriage, and Almaviva and Figaro enter by the balcony. The Count explains that he gave the note to Bartholo to obtain his confidence, and Rosine agrees to marry him, whereupon Almaviva discloses his real identity. The Notary enters, closely followed by Bazile, whom...
...study for three years at Oxford University. Each student may choose his college at Oxford, as there is no restriction in the will. No student is to be disqualified for election to scholarship on account of race or religious opinion; in the selection character and manliness are to count as much as scholarship...
Seven men may be entered for a team, but only the first four to finish on each team will qualify for places. Each place will count as many points as the actual position of the man in finishing, and the team having the smallest total will win the meet. Gold medals will be given to the men on the winning team, and other prizes to the members of the teams taking second and third places...