The Yale Literary Magazine, Volume 101Yale Literary Society, 1936 Appended to v. 30: Valedictory poem and oration pronounced before the senior class in Yale College, Presentation Day, June 21, 1865; Catalogue of the officers and studeints in Yale College, with a statement of the course of instruction in the various departments, 1864-65. |
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... minds , yes . Nice , dry , clean minds . This is all very dull . " ( Check ! ) I told you this essay would be rambling . As always , Mr. Hemingway has inspired me ; this time to the following " Lines to a College Professor " : Mister ...
... minds , yes . Nice , dry , clean minds . This is all very dull . " ( Check ! ) I told you this essay would be rambling . As always , Mr. Hemingway has inspired me ; this time to the following " Lines to a College Professor " : Mister ...
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... mind his manner . It's the facts he'll be after . Half man , half mind , that's what they call him . Rue : If he touches me ! Nurse : Don't pluck at the sheets , Miss . Rue : Why not ? Nurse : It's a bad sign . Rue : Go away ! Will you ...
... mind his manner . It's the facts he'll be after . Half man , half mind , that's what they call him . Rue : If he touches me ! Nurse : Don't pluck at the sheets , Miss . Rue : Why not ? Nurse : It's a bad sign . Rue : Go away ! Will you ...
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... mind . Both these factors he considered as he came to his decision . But when Rutledge had given his assent , and when he had finished his speech , he could not find her . For twenty minutes he hunted through the crowd gathered around ...
... mind . Both these factors he considered as he came to his decision . But when Rutledge had given his assent , and when he had finished his speech , he could not find her . For twenty minutes he hunted through the crowd gathered around ...
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