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id: 34986
author: Williams, Jesse Lynch
title: The Adventures of a Freshman
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  CHAPTER III THE GREAT SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN RUSH Freshman Young had an experience on the second night of his college course that he was never to forget. And Freshman Young noticed that the others seemed to consider this a good joke on Channing, and Channing noticed that Young noticed it, and this was one thing more to remember against Young.


id: 21639
author: Webster, Jean
title: When Patty Went to College
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  Miss Merriles is very talented--sings in the glee club, plays on the comb-- And, interrupted Georgie, let me present Miss Patty Wyatt, who-- Has no specialty, said Patty, modestly, but is merely good and beautiful and bright. When Patty Went to College By Jean Webster With Illustrations by C. D. Williams


id: 26613
author: Emerson, Alice B.
title: Ruth Fielding At College; or, The Missing Examination Papers
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  Ruth Fielding and Helen Cameron, her chum, had arrived with other girls bound for the college on the noon train. Thank'e, Miss Ruth, Ben said.


id: 12806
author: Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
title: Dick Prescott's Third Year at West Point; Or, Standing Firm for Flag and Honor
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  In mid-field Dick Prescott and Dave Darrin gripped hands as if they could never let go again. Readers of _Dick Prescott's First Year at West Point_ and of _Dick Prescott's Second Year at West Point_, are familiar with the careers of the two chums, Prescott and Holmes, at the United States Military Academy.


id: 6858
author: Chase, Josephine
title: Grace Harlowe's Second Year at Overton College
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flesch: 87
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  Grace Makes a Resolution XV. Ask Grace if I am not giving an accurate description of the Miriam Nesbit of those days, challenged Miriam.


id: 12807
author: Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
title: Dick Prescott's Fourth Year at West Point Or, Ready to Drop the Gray for Shoulder Straps
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  Here we must take leave of Lieutenant Dick Prescott and of Lieutenant Greg Holmes, United States Army, for their cadet days are over and gone. Readers, however, who wish to meet these sterling young Americans again, and who would also like to renew acquaintance with two former members of Dick & Co., Tom Reade and Harry Hazelton, will be able to do so in Volume Number Five of the _Young Engineers' Series_, entitled: _ His body idle, the young man had plenty of time to think---about Cadet Captain Dick Prescott.


id: 12819
author: Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
title: Dick Prescott's Second Year at West Point Or, Finding the Glory of the Soldier's Life
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  The handkerchief was crumpled up, sir. So that, had there been a paper folded in it, the paper very likely would not have been visible? The paper most likely would not have been visible, sir. In what form was the handkerchief handed to Mr. Dodge by Mr. Prescott? I am almost certain, sir, that Mr. Prescott passed it holding it by one corner. Did you hand the handkerchief back with a paper inside of it? Not according to any knowledge of mine, sir. Was there a paper in the handkerchief, Mr. Dodge, when Mr. Prescott passed his handkerchief to you? To the best of my belief, sir, there was not.


id: 36717
author: Speed, Nell
title: Molly Brown's Junior Days
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  There was another burst of applause which again brought Miss Molly Brown of Kentucky into prominence through no fault of her own. Molly--Molly--Molly Brown.


id: 20474
author: Chase, Josephine
title: Grace Harlowe's Fourth Year at Overton College
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flesch: 84
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  If Miss Grace Harlowe, a senior at Overton College, had not been possessed of a remarkably good memory for faces, Lawrence Baines, known to the underworld as 'Larry, the Locksmith,' would undoubtedly be at large to-day. I am Grace Harlowe, at your service, replied Grace lightly, and it is always gratifying to be liked.


id: 20473
author: Chase, Josephine
title: Grace Harlowe's Third Year at Overton College
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flesch: 85
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  Grace Harlowe, demanded Elfreda with asperity, have you suddenly taken leave of your senses? No, returned Grace, her gray eyes gleaming wrathfully, her lips set in a determined line as she faced about. Grace Harlowe, you big goose! exclaimed Elfreda, springing to Grace's side and winding both arms about her.


id: 17988
author: Chase, Josephine
title: Grace Harlowe's First Year at Overton College
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flesch: 85
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  There were big girls and little girls, all talking and laughing happily, until the still October air rang with the sound of their gay, young voices. Grace Takes Matters Into Her Own Hands 72 VIII.


id: 9901
author: Chase, Josephine
title: Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus
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flesch: 86
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  With her usual kindly interest in the success of others Grace, on her return from the Christmas holidays, entered into the candy making with spirit and energy, doing much to help fill the rush of orders. Two days before Christmas Grace left Overton for Oakdale, with many injunctions to Emma to take things easy and to telegraph her at once if she needed her.


id: 6487
author: Barbour, Ralph Henry
title: The New Boy at Hilltop, and Other Stories
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flesch: 90
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  Well, bring little Kenneth with you, Joe; I've got some picture books. Said if you came in before dinner to ask you to go up to his room a minute.


id: 36684
author: Speed, Nell
title: Molly Brown's Freshman Days
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flesch: 85
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  This is Miss Molly Brown of Kentucky, announced Mary Stewart presently to a dozen august seniors who shook her hand and began asking her questions. Why, if that isn't our little friend, Miss Molly Brown, exclaimed Dr. McLean, pointing to Liberty.


id: 20342
author: Chase, Josephine
title: Grace Harlowe's Problem
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flesch: 87
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  The building of a specially endowed home for self-supporting girls who were trying to gain a college education, presented to Overton College, by Mrs. Gray, in honor of Grace Harlowe, Anne Pierson and Miriam Nesbit, and named Harlowe House, decided Grace as to what her future work would be. Now if you go to New York to live next winter perhaps David won't be able to leave his business, and your mother will need you and---- And do I live to hear Grace Harlowe borrowing trouble? broke in Emma Dean.


id: 47966
author: Colton, Matthew M.
title: Frank Armstrong at College
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  [Illustration: The Yale quarter drove another forward pass to Armstrong who caught it cleanly and was off like the wind.--_Page 279_] FRANK ARMSTRONG AT COLLEGE By MATTHEW M. COLTON AUTHOR OF Frank Armstrong's Vacation, Frank Armstrong at Queens, Frank Armstrong's Second Term, Frank Armstrong, Captain of the Nine, Frank Armstrong, Drop Kicker. HOW ALL THINGS CAME OUT AT LAST 283 Frank Armstrong at College.


id: 37926
author: Copus, J. E. (John Edwin)
title: "As Gold in the Furnace" : A College Story
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  Let me tell you, Roy boy, that you are most decidedly and most strictly in it, and in it every time. Before he could speak, however, Beecham remarked: Say, Roy boy, we know you won't play next spring; but we want you to be treasurer and secretary of the club.


id: 25893
author: Schwartz, Julia Augusta
title: Beatrice Leigh at College: A Story for Girls
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  How many have you? This ignoble curiosity was likewise ignored by Miss Berta, who proceeded with dignified slowness to drop her valentines one by one into the caldron. Yes? commented Miss Berta, with an inflection so maddening that in three seconds she was fleeing for her life.


id: 8550
author: Elderdice, James Raymond
title: T. Haviland Hicks, Senior
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  I did dream stuff that would shame a Wild West scenario, but I understand it all now--my dreams were influenced by T. Haviland Hicks, Jr.! Now watch the fellows wreak summary vengeance on his toothpick frame! From the sleep-shack, aroused at that weird hour by the clamor of the irrepressible youth, T. Haviland Hicks, Jr., tumbled others of the squad, in varying stages of _déshabille_; big Beef McNaughton, right half-back, Roddy Perkins, the Titian-haired right-end, Pudge Langdon, a ponderous tackle, and Monty Merriweather, a clean-cut, aggressive candidate for left end.


id: 38694
author: Marshall, Archibald
title: Peter Binney: A Novel
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  The morning in Cambridge, as has been explained, is usually devoted to books, but here was Mr. Lucius Binney of Trinity College in a very light grey flannel suit and a straw hat apparently making preparations for some sort of an expedition. A lord! said little Mr. Binney with great satisfaction.


id: 46674
author: Johnson, Owen
title: Stover at Yale
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  Whereupon Mr. Dink Stover began a long, victorious debate with his conscience, one of those soul-satisfying arguments that always end one way, as conscience is a singularly poor debater when pitted against a resourceful mind. Good boy, Stover! Congratulations! Oh, Dink Stover, have we your eye? The last call, caught up by every voice, went swelling in volume, accompanied by a general uplifting of mugs and glasses.


id: 23127
author: Farrar, F. W. (Frederic William)
title: Julian Home
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  At last Julian, in despair, asked, Whereabouts are my rooms, sir? Oh, the porter will show you; you'll find no difficulty about them, said the tutor. There is a breathless silence while he reads the list, and then announces, in an emphatic voice-- The Newry scholarship is adjudged to Julian Home! Off darts Lillyston, bounds up the hill into the churchyard, and has informed the happy Julian of his good fortune long before the three cheers for Mr Burton, and three cheers for Home, have died away.


id: 26851
author: Hughes, Thomas
title: Tom Brown at Oxford
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  And so saying, Mrs. Porter wished Tom good night, and led off her daughter. As the spur fell to the floor, the head reappeared in the room, and as quickly disappeared again, in deference to the other spur, the top boots, an ivory handled hair brush, and a translation of Euripides, which in turn saluted each successive appearance of said head; and the grin was broader on each reappearance.


