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Side 6
... pleasant hours of pupilage , but they are not here now , they have been summoned hence . Their memories how- ever are embalmed on many a heart beside my own . I cannot think of them on an occasion like the present without childish ...
... pleasant hours of pupilage , but they are not here now , they have been summoned hence . Their memories how- ever are embalmed on many a heart beside my own . I cannot think of them on an occasion like the present without childish ...
Side 6
... pleasant hours of pupilage , but they are not here now , they have been summoned hence . Their memories how- ever are embalmed on many a heart beside my own . I cannot think of them on an occasion like the present without childish ...
... pleasant hours of pupilage , but they are not here now , they have been summoned hence . Their memories how- ever are embalmed on many a heart beside my own . I cannot think of them on an occasion like the present without childish ...
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... pleasant and affable and even jocose , and , when he chose , imperious , overbearing , and repulsive in the extreme . He was a favorite with those students who embraced his peculiar views ; and most did , for all of us looked upon Dr ...
... pleasant and affable and even jocose , and , when he chose , imperious , overbearing , and repulsive in the extreme . He was a favorite with those students who embraced his peculiar views ; and most did , for all of us looked upon Dr ...
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... , which he occasionally rebuked with sharpness , and that generally made the matter At times he was playful and pleasant , but not very often . He was not the popular worse . lecturer Griscom was , although he was a much more 24.
... , which he occasionally rebuked with sharpness , and that generally made the matter At times he was playful and pleasant , but not very often . He was not the popular worse . lecturer Griscom was , although he was a much more 24.
Side 25
... pleasant . It may truly be said of him he was ' a good fellow , ' as well as a thorough scholar . His solid learn- ing was well seasoned with Attic Salt . ' He occasionally , you remember , embellished his lectures with humorous anec ...
... pleasant . It may truly be said of him he was ' a good fellow , ' as well as a thorough scholar . His solid learn- ing was well seasoned with Attic Salt . ' He occasionally , you remember , embellished his lectures with humorous anec ...
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