Word: gentlemanly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Wolff and Holdfast, jailers, C. C. Lane '04, R. Magrane '03 Seagull, a sea captain, R. S. Wallace '04 Spendall and Scapethrift, his companions, W. G. Baer '04, J. F. Dever, Jr., '03 Page, L. H. Whitney '05 Drawer, J. P. Leake '04 Constable, H. C. Ober '05 Gentleman, H. H. Bennett '04 Visitor, H. T. Williams '03 First Prisoner, E. F. Mann '03 Second Prisoner, J. F. Henderson '05 Girtred and Mildred, Touchstone's daughters, E. F. Breed '03, D. C. Manning '04 Mrs. Touchstone, E. Swift...
...retention of this small section of South American territory would be dangerous to the United States. Ever since its birth as a nation the United States has been surrounded cast, south and north, by the American possessions of European powers, and her interests have not been in danger. The gentleman has wisely overlooked in his argument any danger to our mainland. He has realized that there could be none. Venezuela is 2,000 miles from New Orleans. The Rio Grande of the South and the Sao Francisco of Brazil are twice as far from the United States...
...certain legal difficulty is named by the gentleman who objects to the substitute plan; and it was perhaps hardly to be supposed that any one who favored strongly the features of a certain scheme would deem any expense, however slight or for whatever protective purpose, incurred by a substitute plan, "worth while." GORDON IRELAND...
...from the beginning of the chapter to the words "Every minute that thou tarriest is a crime against thy allegiance." The other is offered for a translation into Latin of the passage in Webster's reply to Hayne beginning "And now, Mr. President, let me run the honorable gentleman's doctrine a little into its practical application" to the end of the speech...
That the process was not perfectly performed is sufficiently proven by the indisputable fact that a member of the Corporation, one of the most eminent and respected graduates of Harvard College, received one of the worst seats on the whole field. Imagine, if you can, a gentleman offering the use of his grounds for a tennis tournament, without being tendered a special and honored place! Yet the members of the Corporation are as trustees the owners of Soldiers Field: it is only by their consent that the grounds can be enclosed and entrance fees charged. As a matter of fact...