Word: gray
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...nines were made up as follows: the first, Walton, p.; Cobb, c.; Dickinson, 1b.; Frothingham. 2b.; Cook, 3b.; Hovey, s. s.; Mason, 1. f.; Hallowell. c. f.; and Corbett, r. f.; the second, Dinsmore, p.; Walker, c.; Fearing, 1b.; Lowell, 2b.; Whittemore, 3b.; Quigley, s. s.; Paine, 1. f.; Gray, c. f. and Linfield...
...WHITMORE, JR.,51 College House.FOR SALE. - An upright Opera Piano, (Peeke & Son) of warranted workmanship. Price $100. Apply at 32 Gray's Hall...
...SALE. - An upright Opera Piano, (Peeke & Son) of warranted workmanship. Price $100. Apply at 32 Gray's Hall...
BOTANY I. - Volume I of Gray's Botanical Text Book will be needed by each member of this course for use in the Laboratory this week...
...Shakspere, it is needless to speak of. Goethe saw things as did no one else. Browning's greatness lies in the results of his observation. These are the great names in the literary history of the world. The same statements, however, are true of the lesser characters; - Scott, Burns, Gray, Wordsworth, Dickens, Thackeray and Jane Austen. The power of observation is the pre-eminent characteristic of them all. Sympathy and enthusiasm accompany all close observation and genius may be described as the labour of untiring observation. Nor is this power great in works of fiction only. In science Agassiz...