Word: yieldingness
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Mr. Kittredge had not lost his temper with the boys; he was merely yielding to the irrepressible impulse to teach,--this time to teach manners and morals. That was also the case when with his walking-stick he poked off the hat of a man who had not uncovered his...
Corrupted to "souped up" it has no significance in the world, and I begin to see even the airplane magazines yielding to it, just to go along.
Said President Roosevelt: "Full reparation for the losses and damages suffered by American nationals will be expected from the German Government." Denouncing "the methods of terrorism . . . employed by the present leaders of the German Reich," the President said that the U.S. "will neither be intimidated nor will it acquiesce" in...
In obvious contrast last weekend, the Crimson team endured one of their worst games of the season with weak hitting yielding only one run against Holy Cross.
The Crimson Freshmen were swamped under a wave of 12 out of 15 firsts by the Bulldog pups, finally yielding 87 1/2 to 47 1/2 in the thirty-fourth dual track meeting of the two cinder squads Saturday afternoon at New Haven.