Word: reread
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...every one take up again his 'Tom Brown at Rugby' and reread the account of the game between 'School' and School-House' and then ask himself if he can possibly imagine that account, or anything like it, being written of the present American college game. That game was true sport...
...found in any of his works. There is no finer testimony to this aspect of Goethe's character than the words of the great Italian, Benedetto Croce, in the preface to his recent book on Goethe. 'During the sad days of the World War', Croce writes, 'I reread Goethe's works and gained deeper consolation and greater courage from him than I could have gained perhaps in equal measure from any other poet...
...your August 3 issue, Page 30, I have read and reread several times a letter signed "Arthur B. Chilton," and I have tried each time to find some justification for your thanking same "for his patience, his courtesy." It looks very much as though TIME were being dictated to and I think Candidate Subscriber Chilton should have been rebuffed. Only last week I read a letter from a Negro who said his race was finding great pleasure in your paper. For the sake of your colored readers, I think Mr. Chilton's objection to the word "Mister" should have been...
Came the reports, on subjects large . and small. Some members reread the papers they had presented before the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia (TIME...
...frontier in return for a tripartite defense treaty( U.S., Britain, France) which never materialized. "But now," he continued, "while France is being asked to keep and is seeking to keep her engagements, has she not a right to say to her allies and associates, 'Remember your own engagements, reread the texts of the discussions during the framing of the peace treaty. Think how, while France is seeking to establish peace, she has a dagger pointing within a few centimeters of her heart and is asking only that this dagger be removed.' " He referred to the strong position which...