Word: dears
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...however, that when we fought in France we offered our lives for what we then thought the welfare of the Princeton Punks and others. Said Princeton Punks' sires in many cases at that time were busy profiteering and their profits now enable their brilliant offspring to attend dear old Princeton...
...conversations which have begun. Indeed, I know how great a place idealism and scruple occupy in the British temperament. In the present circumstances, which are serious for the future of peace, France upholds that same notion of collective security by means of the covenant which is so dear to British popular opinion. I need only ask every Englishman carefully to read once more the text of the Locarno Treaty that he may exactly take stock of the obligations resulting from...
...Hallett's hangovers are still affecting 1939. The following showed up yesterday: "Dear Sir: Would like you to put in the CRIMSON...
...there was Junior. So I took to asking the little Committee-woman about the garden and "Were not love birds really out of place in a Persian setting." But all she did say was; "My dear boy, there are love birds everywhere." Then and there I knew Spring had come...
That's the way to put them college professors in their place, dear legislators. You certainly did a job of showing them who's boss around Boston Common. But weren't you tired, just a little, after working all day to make them say "Yes" and "No" the way they should...