Word: reads
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Hawes will read the second third of the "Miles Glorious," in Sever 11, at 7.30 this evening...
...editorials, and he "reckons" that other universities also afford writers of force and culture for the press. As to writing plays, he thinks that every attorney's clerk, certainly every Harvard or Cambridge graduate, has at least a brace of plays. But no one will produce them. Few will read them. Yet, so far from being dull or worthless, they are often great. But they are fashioned after the Greek, or after Shakespeare, and out of date...
...Bicycle Union and League rules by which this meeting is governed will be posted in the dressing-rooms, and contestants are advised to read them carefully before coming on the track...
...Marsh, '83, will read his Bowdoin Prize Essay on "The Revival of Greek Learning in Italy" in Sever 11 this evening...
...final examinations in English 5 will consist of a theme on some subject taken from the life of Macaulay in the "English Men of Letter" series, or from the recently published life of George Eliot by Mathilde Blind. Members of the section are expected to read one of these books, and, if possible, in addition, the poems, essays or history of Macaulay or some work of George Eliot of an autobiographical nature, such as "Mill on the Floss," or "Scenes from a Clerical Life...