Arbutus volume Yr1911
Arbutus volume Yr1911
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j\Ir. Homer ^McKee illustrated last year's Junior AnmMl. Like other great illustrators, he appended his name to the work. This explains Rinker's innocent question, "What do vou suppose the Junior Class roasted that Homer McKee so much for, last year?" w B CVPical morton Htmark "As a rule, we shouldn't attempt to write for posterity. Its rather unfair, for posterity wouldn't know anything of our intentions, and, consequently, enuldn't get out an "injunc- tion. ' ■' Beneath the X-Ray Trom the ful...ness of ifte ficart, the mowih Speakctb L. A. Holnian (introducing Miss to the Misses CTrif- fith) — "^liss, let me introduce Miss Triplett, and Miss Grace Triplett. "' [Mr. Holman explains the slip by saying that he got mixed because the two names (Griffith and Triplett) are so much alike ( ?). ] sr I)ard on the TrcsDmcn Prof. Stephenson — "I expect the menilDers of my class to keep up to the assignments. Miss Toner, have you read 'For- tunes of Nigel ?' " Miss Toner — "No, Mr. Stephenson, I forgot it, and I don't think you ought to expect us to rememljer things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
j\Ir. Homer ^McKee illustrated last year's Junior AnmMl. Like other great illustrators, he appended his name to the work. This explains Rinker's innocent question, "What do vou suppose the Junior Class roasted that Homer McKee so much for, last year?" w B CVPical morton Htmark "As a rule, we shouldn't attempt to write for posterity. Its rather unfair, for posterity wouldn't know anything of our intentions, and, consequently, enuldn't get out an "injunc- tion. ' ■' Beneath the X-Ray Trom the ful...ness of ifte ficart, the mowih Speakctb L. A. Holnian (introducing Miss to the Misses CTrif- fith) — "^liss, let me introduce Miss Triplett, and Miss Grace Triplett. "' [Mr. Holman explains the slip by saying that he got mixed because the two names (Griffith and Triplett) are so much alike ( ?). ] sr I)ard on the TrcsDmcn Prof. Stephenson — "I expect the menilDers of my class to keep up to the assignments. Miss Toner, have you read 'For- tunes of Nigel ?' " Miss Toner — "No, Mr. Stephenson, I forgot it, and I don't think you ought to expect us to rememljer things.
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