Word: said
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...before the Peabody Institute at Baltimore. These are to be on "Brunetiere," "Anatole France," and "Jules Lemaitre," respectively. Next he will lecture at the Washington Catholic University of America, and after that before the Catholic Universities of Quebec, Ottawa, and Montreal. On April 23 M. Doumic will said for France...
...good stop, and at second Fincke, for the Freshmen, covered his territory in good style. Robinson at third also handled the ball well, besides getting two of the Freshmen's three hits. For their first real game of the season, even though in practice, the Freshmen may be said to have shown excellent form. Their fielding was clean and sure and they batted remarkably well for a Freshman team at this time of year. Several long drives to left and centre that might have been hits under other circumstances were gathered in by Lynch and Rand...
...Governor Boutwell said in part: The public speaker is an actor and a good stage appearance is always a great help to him. Though great success has been attained by men destitute of all the natural gifts, it has only come as the result of constant cultivation of their physical and intellectual development from their early youth. The young speaker should exercise, to expand his lungs and develop his physique. But above all he must acquire knowledge. To develop himself intellectually he must read widely, largely and fearlessly in every department of human inquiry...
George Sand was a born novelist. From her earliest years, it may be said that she lived by imagination, absorbed in a life of imaginary creation which put the things of real life outside of her ken. This was a result of her rural bringing up in Berry, which she loved so dearly...
...winter. There is now a boat belonging to the City of Cambridge placed at the boat house by the I ark Commission for life saving purposes, but as it is chained and padlocked to the float without the seemingly necessary accompaniment of oars and locks, it can hardly be said to be available at a minute's notice...