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... play for play's own sake , and in play forgot themselves , like the wholesome young creatures that they were . Oscar had one love only : through all his days whatever he might forget , he would remember himself ; through all his days he ...
... play for play's own sake , and in play forgot themselves , like the wholesome young creatures that they were . Oscar had one love only : through all his days whatever he might forget , he would remember himself ; through all his days he ...
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... play such games . The Harvard football team announced its willingness , but the Corporation vetoed the proposal on the grounds that it tended to the over - commercialization of football . Of the colleges approached by the committee ...
... play such games . The Harvard football team announced its willingness , but the Corporation vetoed the proposal on the grounds that it tended to the over - commercialization of football . Of the colleges approached by the committee ...
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... Play as their Play is to Learning . " " In that which we call play , they act at liberty and employ their Pains ; but what they are to learn , they are driven to it . " With doubtless a twinkle in his eye he warns of the dangers of this ...
... Play as their Play is to Learning . " " In that which we call play , they act at liberty and employ their Pains ; but what they are to learn , they are driven to it . " With doubtless a twinkle in his eye he warns of the dangers of this ...
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VOLUME XL | 47 |
ARTICLES | 72 |
As an Undergraduate Sees It by P W Wrenn Jr | 139 |
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