Hammersmith His Harvard Days
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copied and paraphrased BO carefully from the whole range of literature, ancient and modern. "Every clever man, such as Leibnitz or Kant for instance, must have written verses in his youth, " says Jean Paul ; and if every clever man, then, of course, every Ruddiman ! What tender versicles they were, when they chose to be tender ! But, as Hood says, writing on a certain baby, " I cannot write any more on him, he is so soft, and I have only steel pens. " It was while Hammersmith was in the frame o...f mind imperfectly outlined above, that the all-important class- elections came on, and the various societies, secret and open, marshalled their forces, and prepared to make a sharp fight over the distribution of the spoils of war. There had been button-holing and canvassing, secret meet- ings and forming of "slates, " and all the preliminary pulling of wires, of which Americans are fond, for many weeks now. Men had been begged to consent to run for this office, societies to allow this name to go on a ticket.
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copied and paraphrased BO carefully from the whole range of literature, ancient and modern. "Every clever man, such as Leibnitz or Kant for instance, must have written verses in his youth, " says Jean Paul ; and if every clever man, then, of course, every Ruddiman ! What tender versicles they were, when they chose to be tender ! But, as Hood says, writing on a certain baby, " I cannot write any more on him, he is so soft, and I have only steel pens. " It was while Hammersmith was in the frame o...f mind imperfectly outlined above, that the all-important class- elections came on, and the various societies, secret and open, marshalled their forces, and prepared to make a sharp fight over the distribution of the spoils of war. There had been button-holing and canvassing, secret meet- ings and forming of "slates, " and all the preliminary pulling of wires, of which Americans are fond, for many weeks now. Men had been begged to consent to run for this office, societies to allow this name to go on a ticket.
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