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...Story. Over a windy English heath and down a hill crept a rutty road. At the bottom of the hill, the road found, unexpectedly, a village called Shelton, with old elms and houses bulging into the lane...
Dairyman Tasker, who is not the hero of this story (it has none), lived in Shelton with his gods, which gods were large black boars and sows in a pig-yard deep with manure...
Florence Mills, who made sheer impudence an explosive factor of success, retains her frantic popularity. She is seconded by Shelton Brooks, Cora Green and Will Vodery's band. But it 'is the chorus that carries the motion...
...including one of the 1608 edition on which is based the other 1100 odd editions of "Don Quixote". There is one rare copy, containing illustrations from curious copper plates by John Philips a nephew of John Milton. There is also a copy of the first English translation by Thomas Shelton, which belonged to James Russell Lowell '38, and later to Charles Eliot Norton '46. The rest of the exhibit is made up of German and French translations, a facsimile of a letter of Cervantes, and his portrait...
...faculty scholarships for third year men; Harold White Caldwell, Jacob Ebersole Crawford, Wellington Shelton Crouse, Douglass Danton Crystall, Warren Stillson Ege, Edward Feldman, Paul Wood Frum, Thomas Palmer Helmey, James McCauley Landis, Paul Duryes Miller, Edward Miraglia Jr., Anderson Ashley Owen, Paul Gerhard Rodewald, Samuel Robert Rosenthal, George Bentley Searles, Edward Sholom Silver, Benjamin Isadore Sperling, Pedro Orville Della Vedova, David Alden Watts...