Word: follow
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...spaced out almost to the rudder posts. They did not do so well on the row down-stream against the tide, however, and at times the shell checked perceptibly. Physically the men are in very good condition, although they are not trained very fine. They are all able to follow Tappan quite well, as was shown yesterday, when he raised the stroke to about 40 on a couple of starts...
...spurt at the end got up to about 34. He kept his stroke long all the time and appeared to have the right kind of life and fire in his work. The other men in the boat have become accustomed to his rythm and are able to follow him with precision. At times there might have been a little more life in the sight at the catch of their stroke, but generally speaking their work was very satisfactory. Above the Longwood bridge, the eight paddled back to the boathouse in easy stretches...
...himself a disciple, who would be instructed to read his master's book. This was a prime necessity in order that records might be handed down. The best instance of this sort of a traditional book is Callisthenes' "Life of Alexander." With this as an example we may follow the various forms which such books have taken. There are not only widely differing translations in the various languages, but every copy of the book varies from every other...
...nominations for directors follow: H. J. Jeffries '54, of Hoston; Rt. Rev. W. Lawrence '71, of Cambridge; J. Lowell '77, of Chestnut Hill; I. T. Burr '79, of Milton; R. W. Ellis '79, of Springfield; R. M. Saltonstall '80, of Chestnut Hill; A. Thorndike '81, of Weston; R. S. Gorham '85, of Newton; H. M. Williams '85, of Cambridge; H. L. Clark '87, of Philadelphia; E. J. Rich '87, of Winchester; W. C. Sabine '88, of Cambridge; H. C. Weld '89, of Boston; to represent the faculty, E. H. Wells '97, of Boston; to represent the Harvard Clubs...
...year and again this spring, it seemed only a natural extension of our competition with them. Although we expect victory in the track-meet today, we shall watch the performances with interest as a basis for estimating our chances in the Mott Haven and intercollegiate meets which are to follow. In no other sport are the possibilities for developing men quickly so great as in track athletics, and the opportunity for bringing out these men by actual competition is one of the most important objects of the games today...