Word: gladly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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President Lowell will be at home and glad to see all men who are students in the University, at the house. 17 Quincy Street, Sunday afternoon, between 4 and 6 o'clock...
...successful outcome of the World Economic Conference will be greatly furthered if the debt problems can be satisfactorily advanced. ... If it were not for the urgency of the situation, it would be normal to allow the whole matter to rest until after the change of administration. ... I should be glad to know if you could join with me in the selection of such a delegation at the present time...
...proposals to you have been directed to the setting up not of solutions but of the machinery through which the ultimate solution can be expedited. ... I fully recognize that your solution might vary from my own. ... I have no intention of committing the incoming administration. ... I would be glad if you could designate Mr. Owen D. Young, Colonel House or any other man of your party to sit with the principal officers of this administration in an endeavor to see what steps can be taken to avoid delays of precious time...
President-elect Roosevelt: There remains before March only the possibility of exploratory work and preliminary surveys. ... I am glad to avoid the loss of precious time through delay in starting these preliminaries. . . . However for me to accept any joint responsibility in the work of exploration might well be construed by other nations as a commitment -moral, even though not legal-as to policies and courses of action. . . . The designation of a man or men of such eminence as your telegram suggests would not imply mere fact-findings; it would suggest the presumption that such representatives were empowered to exchange views...
...getting too much for her along came rich, lavish Stephen Blanchard, full of tales of the prodigal West, fell in love with her and carried her off with him. In Galena, Ill., then a much livelier town than Chicago, Abby-Delight bore her children, cautiously made friends, was gradually glad to become acclimatized. In the boom years of expansion Stephen prospered exceedingly. Then came the Civil War, break-up of friendships and family. Stephen and Abby-Delight weathered the storm fairly well, lived to see one daughter elope, one son killed before he broke their hearts. When Stephen died Abby...