Word: vagabonding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Vagabond has constantly maintained that, whatever the outcome of the election, we should all be alive on the morning of November 4th. He finds that his prediction has come true, and waking up to a world which seems outwardly as substantial as it has ever been, he is delighted to turn his thoughts into other and more refreshing channels than the deep dark and turbulent moat of politics...
Among the day's pleasures none brought the Vagabond more satisfaction than the lecture he attended at 4 this afternoon in Emerson. Mr. Conrad Aiken, poet, critic and novelist, one of the premier stylistic geniuses of our day, spoke under the auspices of the Morris Gray Fund...
...closer to the Vagabond's sentimental heart is one of his earliest, and probably most naive, pieces, entitled "Bread and Music...
...surprisingly amiable dawn. The sunny and warm, outdoors a few birds voices, up and bathe and into the Dining Hall just in time for breakfast. Back in the Attic and the papers all read, the Vagabond picks up his Foerster. John Smith, Wm. Bradford, roger Williams, Cotton Mather, Samuel Sewall, Benjamin Franklin. John Dickinson, Thomas Paine...
Tomorrow morning, Tuesday, at 10 o'clock the Vagabond listens to Professor Matthiessen in English 7, on "Thomas Paine." Harvard...