The Record of the Class of 1968
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In days of yore were there great battles among students with \ictiia]s employed as weapons. And yet now, be it due to the ei\ilising power of tlie portraits, or the immanning shaving off of beards, or I know not what eause, \'ictual liattles are little in st\le and sueh vietual warriors of old, as the mighty Rakove and Terry Keenan, wax diseontent but impotent.
There is a tavern which is called the Coop and yet it is not a tavern for no beer nor any spirits are ser\ed there, or in the refectory..., or elsewhere save for such secret dens as the tenth entry. But the especial power of that spot I cannot perceive and yet it is a place of much legend. For to those folk the normal human custom of beer swilling is a rare and esoteric art and the subject of much interest and talk. The Coop is served by those too swift for the refector\-, where a slow and gentlemanly pace is thought proper. ( For there do the students love to stand in great long lines and indulge in pleasant speech with their fellows, in jo\ous anticipation of the leisurely dining and delicious \ lands of which they are about to partake.) -^^i ^A^- Also many who cannot understand the kuiguagt- will seek employ at the Coo)) and with diligence will learn it by trial and error.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In days of yore were there great battles among students with \ictiia]s employed as weapons. And yet now, be it due to the ei\ilising power of tlie portraits, or the immanning shaving off of beards, or I know not what eause, \'ictual liattles are little in st\le and sueh vietual warriors of old, as the mighty Rakove and Terry Keenan, wax diseontent but impotent.
There is a tavern which is called the Coop and yet it is not a tavern for no beer nor any spirits are ser\ed there, or in the refectory..., or elsewhere save for such secret dens as the tenth entry. But the especial power of that spot I cannot perceive and yet it is a place of much legend. For to those folk the normal human custom of beer swilling is a rare and esoteric art and the subject of much interest and talk. The Coop is served by those too swift for the refector\-, where a slow and gentlemanly pace is thought proper. ( For there do the students love to stand in great long lines and indulge in pleasant speech with their fellows, in jo\ous anticipation of the leisurely dining and delicious \ lands of which they are about to partake.) -^^i ^A^- Also many who cannot understand the kuiguagt- will seek employ at the Coo)) and with diligence will learn it by trial and error.
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