Word: extention
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Extent of the War Power and the Curtailment of Private Nights in Time of War," Professor Yeomans, Harvard 2 Government...
Luxury. "While we have a considerable extent of what might be called luxury, it is not of that destructive nature which has in the past afflicted other people. In a wide measure it is for use rather than display. It makes its appeal to the soul rather than to the senses...
...hardly want to begin to put on dog* at my age." Governor Dillon compromised to the extent of putting on semi-"dog." A full dress suit, as Emily Post would confess in higher language, is considered full...
...Heritage" is not quite an accurate synopsis of "Lord Jim". Perhaps this is due to the influence of Haldeman-Julius. One never knows. Furthermore one Mildred Nickerson Smith '28 believes in Emily Dickenson to the extent of a reference and a delightful line--"The birds sang so happily that spring morning...
Grosseteste was a man of supreme courage violent temper and prone to indiscretion. Yet he was one of the strongest of the reformers within the Church itself, pointing out fearlessly wherein its defects lay even to the extent of laving before Pore Innocent IV and the cardinals a written memorial in which he ascribed all the evils of the church to the malignant influence of the Curia, and violently opposing Rome when I came into conflict with the national clergy...