The Harvard Graduates' Magazine, Volúmenes41-42Harvard Graduates' Magazine Association, 1932 |
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... tion between university and scholar , which takes its origin in a general recognition of the human worth and value of scholarship and its obligation to civilization . " " What I propose is an associa- tion between the university and the ...
... tion between university and scholar , which takes its origin in a general recognition of the human worth and value of scholarship and its obligation to civilization . " " What I propose is an associa- tion between the university and the ...
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... tion ; but we like some farce as a relief from our sentiment however salacious , and some sentiment , as a relief from our farce however broad . The audience which can keep its attention upon pure tragedy or pure comedy is much more ...
... tion ; but we like some farce as a relief from our sentiment however salacious , and some sentiment , as a relief from our farce however broad . The audience which can keep its attention upon pure tragedy or pure comedy is much more ...
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... tion , on September 22nd , that " there will be no discharge by Har- vard University of any officers of instruction or administration on account of loss of income on its funds and no reduction of any of their salaries in any of its ...
... tion , on September 22nd , that " there will be no discharge by Har- vard University of any officers of instruction or administration on account of loss of income on its funds and no reduction of any of their salaries in any of its ...
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Where the Preparatory School Outstrips | 14 |
Apology for the Countess of Pembroke by T S Eliot 63 | 152 |
FluFlu Birds The by Walter Prichard Eaton 248 | 189 |
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