Word: friend
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...Herrick's and Thurston's or upon application to J. DeQ. Briggs, Wadsworth 5. Morose, a gentleman that loves no noise H. S. Deming '05 Sir Dauphine Eugenie, a knight, his nephew F. A. Spencer '06 Ned Clerimont, a gentleman, his friend W. L. Gifford '07 Truewit, another friend, C. Kempner '06 Sir John Daw, a knight, H. P. Johnson '05 Sir Amorous La Foole, a knight also, A. M. Hurlin '06 Thomas Otter, a land and sea captain, H. Kempner '07 Cutbeard, a barber, F. B. Eaves '05 Mute, one of Morose's servants, H. M. Holmes '06 Parson...
...second trials to select the Sophomore debating team will be held in the New Lecture Hall this evening at 7 o'clock. The men who have been retained will speak in the following order A. Davis, E. B. Stern, E. R. Brumley, E. W. Friend, R. E. Gish, S. F. peavey, G. C. Prizer, M. C. Leckner, W. H. Keeling, T. G. Hammond, R. M. Arkush, W. H. Pollak. Each man will be allowed eight minutes and one minute for rebuttal if he so desires. The judges will be A. A. Ballantine 1L., F. B. Wagner...
...trials to select the Sophomore team on Saturday evening the following twelve men were retained: R. M. Arkush, E. R. Brumley, A. Davis, E. W. Friend, R. E. Gish, T. G. Hammond, W. H. Keeling, M. C. Leckner, S. F. Peavey, W. H. Pollak, G. C. Prizer, E. B. Stern. These men will speak at the second trials tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in the New Lecture Hall. Six men will then be retained for the final trials on Friday, March 10. H. LeB. Sampson '04 has been appointed coach of the team...
...preparations for the play have now been completed, without the author's name being made public. Mrs. Gollwitz and Marianne are still in ignorance; and Striese is enthusiastic over his company, one of whom, Emil Gross, has fallen in love with Paula. Emil is an old friend of Neumeister, of gay life and small means, whose father has cast...
...violent stage of the Russian socialistic movement, which, of all political events of the nineteenth century is most closely connected with the French Revolution of 1848, Professor Milyoukov explained the theories and influence of three great leaders of that period--Herzen, the powerful writer and deep thinker, his impulsive friend Bakoonin, and the novelist Tourguenev. Herzen, an aristocrat by birth, but later a "repentant nobleman," ashamed of his own high position, maintained the attitude of the early nihilists. He sympathized with those independents who could not take for their own the worn out moralities, laws, customs and traditions...