Word: regrets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...some time: apparently the crew was planning to make the best of the circumstances. The coach's resignation was the only thing that could possibly relieve the strained relations His action in tendering his resignation yesterday was in keeping with his strong personal character. The crew cannot but regret losing contact with so estimable a man, and cannot help but admire him for taking the proper step when conditions warranted it. It is regrettable, but necessary that an individual be sacrificed for a group...
...Government for its use without charge. He made for use in this man-of-war the first forged projectile, which he had demonstrated at the proving grounds would penetrate the armor of the Merrimac as it had been reproduced from the specifications furnished by spies. It was the regret of John Ericsson's life that the Merrimac was not sunk by the Monitor in the first encounter. The powder charge required to drive the shell through the armor had been cut in two by order of the War Department, it being deemed unsafe to the gunners. In the second encounter...
...difficulty in the way of securing the assent of each signatory by direct exchange of notes, as provided for by the Senate. It would seem to me to be a matter of regret if the council of the' League should do anything to create the impression that there are substantial difficulties...
disgrace. I offer all my wishes for the preservation of your life." Lord Ashbourne* cabled from Dublin: "Miss Gibson's family regret the incident and express profound sympathy...
...make this year's work successful. To those who have shared in Social Service work, there will come the realization that they have not only helped others but have helped them selves by doing so, and I am sure that none who have participated in the work will ever regret it. Respectfully submitted. N. S. Howe '26, Chairman...