Social Life in Old New England
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You had better cut but little of it at a time." For though gingerbread seems to us of to-day a childish treat for a Harvard student, it figured largely in the cash account which Stephen sent home. Other items of ex- penditure are: for crape 25 biscuit 02 apples to teamster 25 G. Bell 06 OLD NEW ENGLAND 315 Cuting hair 18 pears 02 Cake 06 chestnuts 12 football 06 Hoarhound candy 12 sealing wax 12 Oysters 07 stages 50 The stage from Boston to Cambridge ran twice daily at this time, at twelve o'cl...ock and again at six. But freshmen were not encouraged to make use of this accommodation more than once a month and Stephen is sternly questioned by his father on more than one occasion as to why he went again to Boston " so soon after you left it." The trousers of this student were a great care both to him and to his mother. " I have sent you white pantaloons," she writes towards the end of his freshman year; " you may like to .wear them of a very hot Sabbath with your thin Coat & white socks, if you wish to appear well dressed at any time wear white socks with your Nankin pantaloons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You had better cut but little of it at a time." For though gingerbread seems to us of to-day a childish treat for a Harvard student, it figured largely in the cash account which Stephen sent home. Other items of ex- penditure are: for crape 25 biscuit 02 apples to teamster 25 G. Bell 06 OLD NEW ENGLAND 315 Cuting hair 18 pears 02 Cake 06 chestnuts 12 football 06 Hoarhound candy 12 sealing wax 12 Oysters 07 stages 50 The stage from Boston to Cambridge ran twice daily at this time, at twelve o'cl...ock and again at six. But freshmen were not encouraged to make use of this accommodation more than once a month and Stephen is sternly questioned by his father on more than one occasion as to why he went again to Boston " so soon after you left it." The trousers of this student were a great care both to him and to his mother. " I have sent you white pantaloons," she writes towards the end of his freshman year; " you may like to .wear them of a very hot Sabbath with your thin Coat & white socks, if you wish to appear well dressed at any time wear white socks with your Nankin pantaloons.
What to read after Social Life in Old New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford, Mary Caroline, 1874-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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