Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...which he has attracted at each lecture. Mr. Black has shown himself to be well acquainted with the literature of his country and the influence which the men on whom he has lectured have had upon it While he has not, perhaps, offered us any especially new or original treatment of them - and indeed, as we understand it, such was not his intention at the beginning, - he has given an entertaining and popular course of lectures which cannot fail to be profitable to us. Certainly he can close them with the satisfaction that they have proved of interest, and that...
...will not be a poetical treatment of the matter in hand but, as Mr. Chamberlain expressed it, "just a little talk about birds...
...Farce entitled "Wine is a Mocker" is as good a piece of dialogue as there has been in the Advocate in some time. The unnecessary coarseness of the tipsy Mr. Ransom in his conversation with Miss Ames one feels to be bad art. It breaks unpleasantly through the playful treatment which to that point had carried the story, and implies a complication unnecessary to the climax. The picture of Mr. Ransom at the piano is capital, however, as is the exposure of Miss Ames. Although the combination of the sister and stranee chum in the brother's room while...
...subject for general congratulation that the Overseers have been so conservative in their treatment of the D. K. E. matter. The report of the action taken at yesterday's meeting shows that they have not been influenced by the extremely unfortunate and misleading statements of the newspapers, but have taken the course which seems wisest to those who are in a position to know most about the true state of affairs. By appealing to the members of the D. K. E. itself we feel sure that the Overseers have hit upon the surest way to abolish the evils which undoubtedly...
...usual they will travel and live in their private cars, avoiding thus the changes incident to the mode of conducting the trip of the Harvard Clubs. This difference in the mode of travelling, constitutes the main distinction between the trips of the two clubs: in respect to the treatment of the Clubs in the various cities where they sing, there is very little difference. The same spirit of friendliness is shown toward both colleges...