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...days when young people learned memory-gems, instead of knock-knocks, there was one which comes to mind today- "Judge not . . . the working of his inmost heart thou canst not see. What seems to our dim eyes a flaw may only be a scar, brought from some well fought field where we would only faint and yield...
...bore Utopia, marries a wealthy but vague young woman whom he does not love, gets sick of it, her and himself, is about to decamp when his wife dies. But no matter how frantically the actors called each other harsh names, slapped each other's faces, revealed their inmost psychical discomfiture with long-winded monologs, the situation remained peewee, implausible...
...this is quite a natural occurrence in the hearts of men and no one would have thought much of it save Bunnie himself and the girl of his choice. But that was just it, the girl didn't know for the clerk was afraid to reveal his inmost feelings. In fact he didn't know the girl, he only saw her every day on his way to work. She was a clerk in a bakery not far from the bank. When Bunnie saw her coming down the street he dropped his eyes, a curious little thrill ran over...
...wide field is open to the news candidates, who in the course of his competition may leave tracks from the stacks of Baker Library to the inmost recesses of Langdell Hall. Assigned to two or three routine sources, candidates are encouraged to secure "scoops", interviews with a wide variety of victims, and feature stories, and to submit editorial material...
Just what were Inventor Edison's inmost thoughts about that celebration, or about his whole career and the fruits thereof and the uses to which they have been put, the public may not know. But last week Inventor Edison and the public could read in the Nation (pinko-liberal weekly) a fantasy by James Rorty, Irish-American free lancer, entitled "The Inventor Enters Heaven," which took for its point of departure a ten-minute interval of darkness and silence all over the U. S. in tribute to a deceased Inventor whom none could fail to recognize...