The Yale Literary Magazine, Volume 85Yale Literary Society, 1919 |
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Page 90
... fall . For as soon as school " But , you know , sir , the trouble was that outside the hospital all this time there were great arguments going on among in- dividuals , who still had their own ideas and theories , and couldn't for the ...
... fall . For as soon as school " But , you know , sir , the trouble was that outside the hospital all this time there were great arguments going on among in- dividuals , who still had their own ideas and theories , and couldn't for the ...
Page 93
... fall of 1920 ; that the president appoint a committee including the Dean and Director , and repre- sentatives from the College and Scientific faculties to report to the Corporation regarding organization and studies of the Fresh- man ...
... fall of 1920 ; that the president appoint a committee including the Dean and Director , and repre- sentatives from the College and Scientific faculties to report to the Corporation regarding organization and studies of the Fresh- man ...
Page 95
... fall of eighteen seventy - one . ACT ONE . ( The scene is laid in the great front drawing - room of Peter Magnus ' New York mansion on Washington Square North . The audience sees on the left wall three tall windows looking upon the ...
... fall of eighteen seventy - one . ACT ONE . ( The scene is laid in the great front drawing - room of Peter Magnus ' New York mansion on Washington Square North . The audience sees on the left wall three tall windows looking upon the ...
Page 96
... falls over her shoulders like a chain , dangling , at about the level of her waist , a fat little gold pendant . She holds a letter . Suddenly her attention is caught by something on the polished surface of the table . ) SARAH : There's ...
... falls over her shoulders like a chain , dangling , at about the level of her waist , a fat little gold pendant . She holds a letter . Suddenly her attention is caught by something on the polished surface of the table . ) SARAH : There's ...
Page 112
... staring either at the ceiling or the floor , and the curtain falls . ) END OF ACT I. ( To be continued . ) Thornton N. Wilder . FOREWORD . We respectfully call the attention of our patrons 26 [ No. 751 Yale Literary Magazine.
... staring either at the ceiling or the floor , and the curtain falls . ) END OF ACT I. ( To be continued . ) Thornton N. Wilder . FOREWORD . We respectfully call the attention of our patrons 26 [ No. 751 Yale Literary Magazine.
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