The Dart
The Dart
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Item 8: To Professor Greene, the privilege of revealing the valuable ideas discovered in the papers.
Item 9: To Professor Cornwell, the new patent to put a baby asleep so one's peace of mind will not be disturbed in the wee, small hours of the morning.
Item 10: To Miss Hooven, the thanks for the inspiration and help she has rendered to our class.
Item 11: To Professor Carlson, the congratulations of the class of '26 on his future engagement, on condition that the class of '26 receives an invita...tion to help tie the knot.
Item 12: To Miss Fleming, all the love and blessing she may want. This is all. It would be wasteful to spend time in giving to one who seems so very able to get.
Ninety-two Item 13: To Professor Markle, the book entitled "The Days of Thy Youth. " Item 14: To Miss Kapp, our thanks for her ready help and loyalty, and our best wishes to the best class advisor ever — one who never fails.
Item 15: To Miss Manley, all curiosities, pictures and photos taken our last year.
Item 16: To Miss Walker, the book entitled, "Lover's Paradise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Item 8: To Professor Greene, the privilege of revealing the valuable ideas discovered in the papers.
Item 9: To Professor Cornwell, the new patent to put a baby asleep so one's peace of mind will not be disturbed in the wee, small hours of the morning.
Item 10: To Miss Hooven, the thanks for the inspiration and help she has rendered to our class.
Item 11: To Professor Carlson, the congratulations of the class of '26 on his future engagement, on condition that the class of '26 receives an invita...tion to help tie the knot.
Item 12: To Miss Fleming, all the love and blessing she may want. This is all. It would be wasteful to spend time in giving to one who seems so very able to get.
Ninety-two Item 13: To Professor Markle, the book entitled "The Days of Thy Youth. " Item 14: To Miss Kapp, our thanks for her ready help and loyalty, and our best wishes to the best class advisor ever — one who never fails.
Item 15: To Miss Manley, all curiosities, pictures and photos taken our last year.
Item 16: To Miss Walker, the book entitled, "Lover's Paradise.
What to read after The Dart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Starck to read onlineMoreLess
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