Word: loving
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...here! For a long time we have doubted the Monthly poets, but all uncertainty has fled before the latest announcement: "Straw hats will bloom on Saturday." Even the verdant green of the terra firma and the bingle of the bat on the ball are sometimes treacherous signs of the love-making season, but who can question the authority of the appearance of the hay lids? The weather man has promised a glorious day for the grass helmets on Saturday, and -- besides--the goals are hungry for that old brown derby...
Hitherto athletics have been rather sparsely followed in France, no one participating except he who went in for the love of it, for no recognition of even a private nature has been accorded to victors in the several fields. Consequently France has been making a poor showing at the Olympic games in comparison with such nations as Japan or Chile, and has been forced to rely on one young lady to uphold her prestige in tennis...
...Rabindranath Tagore will deliver the sixth and last lecture on "Indian Philosophy in its Application to Life" on the special subject "Relations through Love," in Emerson D this evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. Tagore is lecturing here under the Division of Philosophy...
...self which reveals itself and is not contained within fulfills its purpose. The perfect revelation of self is love. Love in the gladsome giving of self; it is our freedom. But love must involve action in order to bear true freedom. The mother's love for her children is an active love. God created the earth through love; and not through necessity. The latter destroys, the former causes immortality. Thus, since self is a manifestation of love, it also is immortal. It appears to end with death, but in reality it is eternal...
Self has three purposes,--the physical or inward health, the social or goodness, and the universal or love. The true course of self-will is to effect a harmony of these purposes. "Self finds its end," concluded Mr. Tagore, "in the repose of beauty, the action of goodness, and the union of love...