Word: gladly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...TIME is glad to learn that James Barton does not represent Canadians in his abuse of the U. S.. accepts on behalf of U. S. readers the apologies offered...
Also I am glad at my heart to note that the shy Captain Stevens of recent Stratosphere fame will talk in the Geography Building on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. The subject of his lecture being: "Exploration in the Stratosphere"; and will be accompained by lantern slides. But his secretary tells me admission is only by ticket and there be only a few left. But I think I did impress her enough that she will save...
...very honored, up 256 steps again - I have counted them many times - and on the way he did tell me many things which I was glad to learn: My Tower be exactly 200 feet high, 35 feet square. On a clear day it is possible to see even unto Wellesley (but this I knew); there bemuch buff sandstone in the Tower which comes from Nova Scotia; there be a reproduction of our John Harvard statue here all made of paper; but most important I did hear much of the men whom this Tower commemorates. This Hall does shine with famous...
...tell how handsome it be. Whereupon, after much ado, feeling he hath won my humour, he did present the bill which being so large I swore not to pay. But he, with much technique, did win me over. I, much vexed; for such business doth displease me; and was glad at my heart...
...James's, Robert Worth Bingham, stepping off the Bremen last week in Manhattan. "Is it true, Mr. Ambassador, that certain Britishers are now insisting that we join the League of Nations?" "No one dared to criticize our Government to my knowledge," flashed the Ambassador. "I am very glad no one attempted to do so in my presence! I have a very decided opinion on that subject and think that we should do what we please for our own interests-just as they do for theirs...