Harvard College By An Oxonian
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It sometimes happens that a rich student, in all the carelessness which comes from a full purse, leaves his furniture behind as a present to his fortunate but unknown successor.
A Loan-Furniture Association has lately been founded, " which lends students sets of furniture at a price just sufficient to replace the property as it is worn out. The charge for a ^ Students^ Expenses, by Frank Bolles, 1893, p. 9.
IX. HARVARD COLLEGE. 165 set is $5 (;!{^i. O. 5) a year. " It is managed by a Board of D...irectors chosen by ballot from among the officers and stu- dents of the University.^ The students who do not "room" in College — to use a word in common use in America — reside in "private Dormi- tories, " in boarding-houses, in private families, or in ordinary lodgings. The University Committee on the Reception of Students, at the opening of each year, publishes a descriptive list of rooms to let, with the rents asked for the academic year. "This grouping of facts and figures, " writes the Secretary, " has tended to establish uniformity and stability in rates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It sometimes happens that a rich student, in all the carelessness which comes from a full purse, leaves his furniture behind as a present to his fortunate but unknown successor.
A Loan-Furniture Association has lately been founded, " which lends students sets of furniture at a price just sufficient to replace the property as it is worn out. The charge for a ^ Students^ Expenses, by Frank Bolles, 1893, p. 9.
IX. HARVARD COLLEGE. 165 set is $5 (;!{^i. O. 5) a year. " It is managed by a Board of D...irectors chosen by ballot from among the officers and stu- dents of the University.^ The students who do not "room" in College — to use a word in common use in America — reside in "private Dormi- tories, " in boarding-houses, in private families, or in ordinary lodgings. The University Committee on the Reception of Students, at the opening of each year, publishes a descriptive list of rooms to let, with the rents asked for the academic year. "This grouping of facts and figures, " writes the Secretary, " has tended to establish uniformity and stability in rates.
What to read after Harvard College By An Oxonian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, George Birkbeck Norman, 1835-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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