Word: vagabonde
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This morning at eleven, the Vagabond will hear Professor Whitney speak on Niccolo Machiavelli upstairs in Emerson Hall...
...clock this afternoon the Vagabond will splash his way through the Cambridge slush to hear President James Phinney Baxter, 3d of Williams speak on "Some Aspects of American Naval Policy" in the New Lecture Hall...
With a wrench the Vagabond tore his mind from reveries and returned to his book of the moment. It was a history of the Irish Rebellion, telling how noble young men and patriots suffered torture, prison, and even death at the hands of the British during the years of the World War and after, all for the sake of freedom. Prisons fouler than Widener were endured by these youthful idealists, and hunger strikes were their only means of getting out of jail. The Vagabond was not feeling the pangs of hunger. That would not come for hours, when he could...
...Vagabond was not getting on with his book. Perhaps lie had better take time out for a cigarette. He closed over the covers of the volume, but in doing so his eye happened to catch on the inside front page. Here was pasted a dedication notice, to the memory of some past Harvard graduate who had left money to the library. Underneath this bookplate was another notice. The Vagabond gasped as he read the following legend...
...Vagabond will break his long Lecture fast when he bears ex-President Ricardo J. Alfaro of Panama speak tonight at 8 o'clock in Emerson Hall on "The Achievements of the Pan American Conference...