The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 101Appended 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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Side 175
And the lady took the dice in her right hand and with her left hand she pushed the sleeve of her white Brooks sweater above the elbow on her throwing arm . She drew back her arm in a graceful gesture and threw the dice into the far ...
And the lady took the dice in her right hand and with her left hand she pushed the sleeve of her white Brooks sweater above the elbow on her throwing arm . She drew back her arm in a graceful gesture and threw the dice into the far ...
Side 176
They took the drinks back to a table and sat down . Charles had forgotten everything but Betty and that he was in love with her . “ Betty , ” he said . “ Ever since I met you last summer ” He stopped . She took her drink in both hands ...
They took the drinks back to a table and sat down . Charles had forgotten everything but Betty and that he was in love with her . “ Betty , ” he said . “ Ever since I met you last summer ” He stopped . She took her drink in both hands ...
Side 196
He'd known it all along , and took it with the same reserve with which he had received orders in 1898 : “ If you're gonna die , ” his philosophy ran , “ don't make a dam ' fool out of yourself doin ' it ! ” He simply took it all calmly ...
He'd known it all along , and took it with the same reserve with which he had received orders in 1898 : “ If you're gonna die , ” his philosophy ran , “ don't make a dam ' fool out of yourself doin ' it ! ” He simply took it all calmly ...
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