Word: hand
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...present the outlook for a good nine is rather dark, but with hard work on the part of both coaches and candidates a very fair ball team may be developed from the rather raw material now on hand...
...either is wanting the light is of no value. If the mirror is poor, that is if the reflected light be too faint, the best observer can get no good results. Thus often in the troubles and perplexities of life, even those who know God best cannot distinguish His hand. On the other hand, if the mirror be perfect there is nothing told to one who is not a good observer. Thus while to a naturalist every plant and rock tells how the laws of nature are working, to the uneducated they mean nothing. So in religion sometimes where...
...that no applications for seats at the Harvard Night will be received after four o'clock this afternoon. A very large number of blanks have been taken by members of the University, and the committee wish that no one should lose his chance through any misunderstanding. On the other hand, such arrangements have been made that the committee cannot possibly extend the time within which applications will University. Applications must be on time or they cannot be considered...
...last invoice of glass models of flowers was received in the late summer, but the arrangement in cases was not completed till very recently. On entering the right hand door of the Museum specimens illustrating the crowfoot family are met with on the right. Just beyond are the magnolias, poppies, and pitcher plants. Then on retracing one's steps after facing the other way, coming down the same aisle one meets plants of the orders next in succession. So that if one pursues a zigzag course, keeping the specimens on the right hand all the time, all orders of flowering...
...Hill and Williams of the Baseball Association met yesterday afternoon in the Trophy Room to discuss plans for restoring the missing pictures and for providing suitable receptacles for the flags and other trophies. Nothing definite was decided upon, but Dr. Sargent urged the managers to take the matter in hand and see that the present undesirable state of affairs be remedied...