Word: trusting
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...better team could have been chosen from our own men than that which represented Bowdoin yesterday. It is conducive to careless base running, poor fielding and slack play generally. It is enough to spoil any pitcher to tell him to "let them hit it" or to "pitch easy." We trust that no more nines of this description will play on Holmes this season. The game was called at the sixth inning on account of the lateness of the hour. The score...
...court of Jerusalem during most of his life, filling the positions of court preacher, physician and counsellor. Isaiah was a determined opponent of all foreign alliances, and even when Sennacherib was besieging Jerusalem was, unwilling to call upon Egypt for assistance. He advised the people to put their trust in "Javeh," who would deliver them from their danger. Actually, the Assyrian King met with some disaster which forced him to return home. It was then supposed that this was owing to the direct intervention of Jalweh. The prophets said that the Assyrian invasions were to punish the Jews for their...
...wish even to approach the record made by Eighty-nine two years ago, they will need to put forth the strongest efforts. They must remember that they are about to engage in a contest for the athletic honor of their university as well as that of their class. We trust that by the end of the week all the class nines will be on the field, in order that the struggle may be as close as possible...
...strain every muscle to win a victory over the boys in blue. Such words as those printed in the Globe yesterday are no doubt very pleasant and encouraging to all Harvard men. But at the same time they must be swallowed cum grano salis. It will not do to trust too much to such prognostications: they are generally false ones. Over-confidence is often the ruin of a really good athlete, and so we trust that the efforts of no candidate for the Mott Haven team will be slackened through too much faith in newspaper reports. Harvard must strain every...
...existence of a contract imposes upon all who know of its existence, a duty to forbear form, doing any act maliciously, for the purpose of procuring a breach of the contract. The final article is by Mr. Williston of the Law School and is upon the "Right to follow Trust Property when confused with other Property." The paper is an investigation of the doctrine that "if the trustee 'converts' money or property belonging to the trust, and mingles it with other property, the trust is gone." The usual editorial notices and lecture notes follow and the number concludes with...