Word: plotting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...WINSOR.ENGLISH 14. - For Wednesday, March 8, members of English 14, will please read The Spanish Curate, The Coxcombs (main plot), and The Knight of the Burning Pestle...
...Digression of Malton" is the poorest story in the number. Though it may portray one element of college life, the story seems improbable and is weak in its conclusion. There is no perceptible plot and the characters are not interesting...
...that so well-written and vivid a story as "A Fool's Fancy", by H. B. Eddy, should have such a weak and careless ending. The expedient of putting the outcome of the plot into words adapted to a child's understanding was a happy and effective one, but to end the whole thing in such words was to carry the story to an anti-climax...
...exceptionally good one. The articles are varied and full of interesting reading. Fiction is well treated in "Alex Randall's Conversion" by Margaret C. Graham and "Old Kaskaskia" by Mrs. Catherwood, a continued story which is now fairly begun and in the midst of its situations and plot. Travel is represented by Mrs. Wiggin's sketches, "Penelope's English Experiences" which is also a continued story. Mrs. Wiggin treats of the English lodgings and her description of the English itemized bills are rather amusing. In this same class comes "Under the Far West Green wood Tree" and the English Cambridge...
...last story, called "An Arbiter of Destiny," is just what one expects to find in the ordinary college paper; it is childish in plot and composition, and is unpleasantly suggestive of sub-freshman work...