The Yale Literary Magazine, Volume 60, Issues 1-3Yale Literary Society, 1894 |
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... become an optimist him- self . Of the reverse there is little chance , for although there are some things at Yale which tend to make one cynical , the sentiment of the college is generally against the pessimist . In a year or two ...
... become an optimist him- self . Of the reverse there is little chance , for although there are some things at Yale which tend to make one cynical , the sentiment of the college is generally against the pessimist . In a year or two ...
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... become the dust of the earth , what tales they could tell of disappointed and grati- fied ambitious , of discouragement and encouragement , of comedies and tragedies ! What scenes they must have witnessed of the quiet shake of a room ...
... become the dust of the earth , what tales they could tell of disappointed and grati- fied ambitious , of discouragement and encouragement , of comedies and tragedies ! What scenes they must have witnessed of the quiet shake of a room ...
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... become results by slow processes ; some we can merely infer . Even at the commencement of freshman year men will say in an off hand manner , as if there were an end of the mat- ter , that a certain man possesses unfavorable characteris ...
... become results by slow processes ; some we can merely infer . Even at the commencement of freshman year men will say in an off hand manner , as if there were an end of the mat- ter , that a certain man possesses unfavorable characteris ...
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... becomes the opinion of the class . Thus our talks which are such a source of good to us here can easily become a source of even greater evil . We cannot be too careful in what we say about men with whom we are not more or less ...
... becomes the opinion of the class . Thus our talks which are such a source of good to us here can easily become a source of even greater evil . We cannot be too careful in what we say about men with whom we are not more or less ...
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... become what it should be , one of the greatest benefits and pleasures which we can experience who have the good fortune to dwell beneath the elms , whose drooping autumn leaves are the tears Yale sheds in memory of her children who have ...
... become what it should be , one of the greatest benefits and pleasures which we can experience who have the good fortune to dwell beneath the elms , whose drooping autumn leaves are the tears Yale sheds in memory of her children who have ...
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