Word: ringed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...eloquently to impress on them, it seemed that they were but devils and irreconcilable papists, and that it was his painful but obvious duty to crush them. Yet he was puzzled. So was William before Londonderry--and after. So have been many others, but always down the centuries will ring the names of those who have fought and thought for Ireland Spenser, his fine sensibilities hurt both by the brutality of the people and by the oppression they suffered, groped vainly for a solution. Swift's bitter but powerful satire, O'Connell's virile challenge, Parnell's lyric appeal, Gladstone...
...Cambridge Amateur Dramatic Club has decided to produce William Makepeace Thackeray's "The Rose and the Ring" at the end of this term. Another University Club, the Footlight Dramatics Club, is contenting itself with promoting an all night Ball and Cabaret Entertainment. This is arousing great undergraduate interest, though naturally the University authorities do not regard it with any favour...
...ante-room of a large Russian circus, seeped in the lore of the tanbark-ring, the play moves in a little world of its own, diverse enough and complete unto itself. Into this realm of play-people, with their human loves, rivalries, and eccentricities, there steps one from "out there", from the little known external world. He is a mysterious figure, something of a philosopher, and a keen observer. All he asks is a part to play, a life to live in this special world, and the right that his out world self be allowed to die. The part...
...would loathe to close without presenting my heartiest good wishes to the opposing captains of the 2 nines who I have forgotten their names but only know they play behind the line like captains in a war. Respy, Ring W. Lardner...
Between the halves of the game this afternoon the "H" will be formed during the singing of "The Cheers from the Harvard Hosts Ring High" to the tune of the "Marseillaise". Any man whose ticket is stamped "Occupant of this seat must have a red handkerchief" should get one this morning from Mr. W. J. Bingham '16 at the H. A. A., if he has not already done so. Any man whose ticket calls for a white handkerchief should provide himself with...