Word: latter
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Woods '87, Professor of Philosophy, for Dr. Charles Hartshorne '21, Instructor in Philosophy, to enable the latter to continue his work on the preparation for publication of the manuscripts of Charles S. Peirce
Because of the rough water, which became increasingly so in the latter part of the afternoon, only the first two or three crews out went very far upstream. The later crews were taken downstream and the last crews to appear rowed on the tank instead of taking our shells. Some of the crews encountered groups of floating ice cakes which had to be carefully approached and circumnavigated...
...probable that the first year oarsmen will continue to row in the Leviathan until the latter part of this week, when Coach Haines will make up crews. At about the same time that the University crews are chosen a first, second and third Freshman boat will be chosen, as well as two 150 pound crews...
...month pilgrimage to the heart of Dutch New Guinea (between Australia and the Equator). Under Smithsonian auspices, and with the aid of admiring Dutch officers, they had flown a Liberty-motored seaplane to the upper reaches of the Mamberamo River, alighted and made friends with a myth. The latter was a most genteel, non-cannibalistic, Stone-age race of pygmies whose existence in the mountain fastnesses had been rumored but never proved. After some flitting through the undergrowth and bird-like calling back and forth, the pygmies presented their visitors with fatted pig, and posed affably-like milk chocolate babies...
...with whom the Nestoroff betrayed Giorgio was the latter's sister's fiancé, one Aldo Nuti. Aldo now reappears, just before the taking of the tiger scene. He has come for her or for revenge. She scorns him. She turns his revenge upon himself. She traps him into offering himself as a substitute for her Sicilian in the tiger scene, then covers him with public derision for his heroics. He has not heard about the precautions...