Word: reade
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Justice with fury on his tongue for the Lord High Chancellor. "I have not been Lord Chief Justice for almost 13 years with my eyes closed!" burst out Baron Hewart before the astounded and, as usual, nearly empty House of Lords. "I see what is going on and I read what is going...
...Yilgarn Goldfields, the Hampton Tableland and the red-soiled Nullarbor Plain to Adelaide (1.600 miles). There the Sussex picked him up. carried him 500 more miles to Melbourne. Six bay horses with postilion riders bore H. R. H. in the Victorian State carriage to Parliament House where he read a message from his father: "A country so richly endowed by Nature and with such great traditions can look to the future with confidence. The Queen joins in my prayer that Vic- toria will continue to advance in strength and enjoy the blessings of everlasting peace, ever increasing prosperity and happiness...
...time Father Stam read the letter, Son John and Son John's wife had, in fact, "passed from pain" at the hands of Chinese Communist-bandits...
Professor Charles T. Copeland will read and Dr. Archibald T. Davison will lead the singing of Christmas carols...
Leaving aside the question of the merits of the present incumbent, it can truthfully be said that the Ivy Orations of the last few years have done little to arouse public enthusiasm over the wit of Harvard students. The speeches occasionally have been rather amusing to read. They have contained lines which are humorous as they stand in black and white. But in the broad expanses of the Stadium they have found no resounding echoes of applause...