Word: enjoyed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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After an early paddle today, following which the boats and oars will be packed up, the two crews will enjoy a complete layoff tomorrow before they leave on the night train. On arriving Friday, the crews will put in their last workouts on the Severn before the mile and three quarters race with Tech, Pennsylvania, and Navy the next...
...been in hiding. If the people who quit business to go into gambling a few years ago would go back to work, they could sell all they produce." Mr. & Mrs. Ford drove off in a Lincoln (the White House impartially uses Cadillacs, Pierce-Arrows, Lincolns-three of each) to "enjoy the flowers" in Virginia...
...board with letters and figures to which he points when he has something to say. He intends to found retreats in New Hampshire and California. Meher Baba is supposed to have performed many miracles but now he wishes only to make "Americans realize the infinite state which I myself enjoy." His method of accomplishing this is cryptic yet reassuring. "Let God flood the soul. What...
...grateful. That is why the aloof sarcasm of Strachey is largely absent. Mr. Maurois attempts at all times to understand. In "A Private Universe" he gives advice to young Frenchmen departing for England and America. "Give logic a rest while you are over there," he tells the first. "But enjoy the general spectacle." To the second: "Fashion within yourself an America of which you will be worth: that is the only America you will discover...
...lost on the boat coming home. But he had learned what make the English a great, comfortable, contented, conservative nation. Their love of things, their rare ability to love old wines, and high game, and fine linens, and burnished silver, and blended tobacco, and grained woods. Their ability to enjoy and worship the things the Lord has provided in His infinite wisdom which seem small and trivial and unimportant, but which are also great, and necessary and almost terrible in their absence...