Traditions of Wellesley
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The boys, he said, planted an ivy just as they were 12 Traditions of Wellesley leaving their Alma Mater. How much better for the Wellesley girls, while still freshmen, to plant a tree, whose growth they could watch, as it watched theirs, all through the four college years, a tree in which, on every future visit, they would recognize a long acquainted friend. We must lose no time about It. He had the arrangements all made. This first year the sophomores and freshmen were to plant their trees on ...the same afternoon, right before the college, one over against the library, (O scholastic '79) and one over against the dining room, (poor mundane '80).
Mr. Hunnewell had given him two beautiful exotics for us. He would ask the Faculty to grant us a holiday. We were to have ceremonies for the occasion, — music, poems, addresses, — and we must not take more than a wxek or two to get them ready. Now the Sophomores would better go down Into the library and plan their pro- gram at once, while the Freshmen stayed in the chapel to plan theirs, and the exercises of both Sophomores and Freshmen must be the best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boys, he said, planted an ivy just as they were 12 Traditions of Wellesley leaving their Alma Mater. How much better for the Wellesley girls, while still freshmen, to plant a tree, whose growth they could watch, as it watched theirs, all through the four college years, a tree in which, on every future visit, they would recognize a long acquainted friend. We must lose no time about It. He had the arrangements all made. This first year the sophomores and freshmen were to plant their trees on ...the same afternoon, right before the college, one over against the library, (O scholastic '79) and one over against the dining room, (poor mundane '80).
Mr. Hunnewell had given him two beautiful exotics for us. He would ask the Faculty to grant us a holiday. We were to have ceremonies for the occasion, — music, poems, addresses, — and we must not take more than a wxek or two to get them ready. Now the Sophomores would better go down Into the library and plan their pro- gram at once, while the Freshmen stayed in the chapel to plan theirs, and the exercises of both Sophomores and Freshmen must be the best.
What to read after Traditions of Wellesley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wellesley College Alumnae Association to read onlineMoreLess
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