Word: gloriously
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...extend our earnest wishes for future eminence and success. If its advent to the position of senior is marked by those victories in athletics for which we are looking so longingly, we may rest assured that it will in its turn give the present sophomores a farewell as glorious as that it receives from Eighty-seven...
...Princeton in a way that must encourage every Harvard man. Tomorrow we meet our most redoubtable adversaries and every one knows how cheerless a sight it is to have but a handful of men in New Haven supporting and urging the nine on to victory. Saturday is a glorious day to leave Cambridge and the pleasantest road out of Cambridge is in the direction of New Haven. Every man that has the time should take this hint...
...Crimson nine makes its first appearance of the season to-day in a championship game. The glorious record of last year will in all probability be repeated. The nine is in good form, and comprises the best material on the board. The retirement of Captain Faulkner was a great loss, but his mantle could have fallen on no more worthy shoulders than those of the present incumbent. The captaining of the nine will be all the numerous friends of the Crimson can desire...
...After the excitement of these had subsided, the prospect of the race with Yale and Columbia was the one thing that occupied the thoughts of '89. The crew went to New London. Their reception and experiences there are told in a very amusing manner. Then came the great and glorious race for which the crew had slaved and denied themselves for nearly nine long months! There are three very good illustrations in the book, taken from photographs. The first represents the '89 crew on the water; the second, the crew waiting for supper in the little lounging cabin before Captain...
...when they began to build palaces, they intended them to be a lasting and glorious monument of their reign. The Assyrians were impressed with a great historic sense and they wanted their monuments to last on forever, that future generations might know their power...