Word: saves
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...south wall of Massachusetts, and the east side of Harvard Hall has been removed, the vines being cut close to the ground. This was done in order to save the roots, the ivy having been severely damaged by a cold spell this spring. The vines were about one hundred and fifty years...
...effective ending, which makes up for the conventionality of the subject. "The Rags of Chivalry," by W. R. Blake, is a very tedious imitation of the Romance style and "One o'Bills" by Simon Greenfield scarcely rises above a kind of bold nonsense; its originality and action alone save it from unjustified absurdity. In conception, "His Talisman," by A. B. Merrill, is good--certainly original but the treatment is unskillful. The editorials, dealing with eligibility rules and the Faculty trouble with signs, impress one as being ill-chosen, though the subjects are treated with discrimination...
...care for meat at breakfast, he could save his tickets, or use them on an extra order; and so at lunch, or dinner...
...Absence. If a man missed any meal, he would save, in tickets, a part of the cost of that meal...
...more expensive meats, and chose them more often than they are now furnished, his expenses would of course be greater than at present. If. however, he did not care for meat at every meal, he might have the more expensive meats when he did take meat, and yet save...