Word: reade
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Polichinelle, W. Read...
...conference is of the essence of literary work." If we are to abide by the principle that every man should be a master of one subject and at least an appreciator of all others, then it may be said of Mr. Parker's essay that every classical student must read it with profit and others will read it with more than passive appreciation...
...plot proceeds out of their mouths." The interest in the story is all in the dialogue and in the subtle shades of feeling which are connoted with great nicety. The story has a peculiar charm in that the interest in it lingers after the last word has been read. Understanding as we do that "Tangent" was written some years ago, we can not help bewailing that the author has not been more often heard from...
MERMAID CLUB.- Meeting tonight, Friday, Dec. 6, in Hastings 35, at 8 o'clock. All members of English 14 are invited. Marlowe's "Edward II" and Jonson's "Every Man in His Humour" will be read and discussed...
...Moxom read some selections from the seventh chapter of the Gospel of St. John, and took that as his text. He spoke in effect as follows...