Normal Herald V.22 No.4
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there were so many more of them. Well, there were more than four times as many as in 1 896.
As I said before, we looked for you every day. Were you afraid to come back lest you might not know your old classmates?
Or were you too far away? Or did you think you would not have a good time? If you positively could not come, it is too bad, for you missed the "best time ever." There were thirty-two actual members, besides "better halves" and "juniors," who helped to swell that number to nearly twice ...thirty-two. When you consider that three of our class are dead, and about ten live at great dis- tances, I think we had a fine representation.
And really, it is too bad that you did not come, if only to see how young and happy we all looked. We were not "twenty years old" — we called each other by our first names, and, oh, dear me! it did not make any difference if some of us were gray, and some bald, some fat, some thin, and some with eighteen-year- old daughters, we were all of us just back in 1896, graduating all over again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
there were so many more of them. Well, there were more than four times as many as in 1 896.
As I said before, we looked for you every day. Were you afraid to come back lest you might not know your old classmates?
Or were you too far away? Or did you think you would not have a good time? If you positively could not come, it is too bad, for you missed the "best time ever." There were thirty-two actual members, besides "better halves" and "juniors," who helped to swell that number to nearly twice ...thirty-two. When you consider that three of our class are dead, and about ten live at great dis- tances, I think we had a fine representation.
And really, it is too bad that you did not come, if only to see how young and happy we all looked. We were not "twenty years old" — we called each other by our first names, and, oh, dear me! it did not make any difference if some of us were gray, and some bald, some fat, some thin, and some with eighteen-year- old daughters, we were all of us just back in 1896, graduating all over again.
What to read after Normal Herald V.22 No.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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