Woodrow Wilson the Story of His Life volume 2
Woodrow Wilson the Story of His Life volume 2
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He was a normal college boy, not a prig nor a "dig" nor a *' grind, " but a healthy, hearty, all-around chap, interested in everything that was going on, mingling with everybody — though cherish- ing some particular friendships that have en- dured.
The years passed. Recitations were attended, examinations duly passed. The library yielded up its secrets to the mind ; life in the little com- monwealth of young men matured the char- acter; intercourse with kindred spirits awakened generous enthusi...asms. In '77 Tom Wilson went on the board of editors of the Princetonian, the college newspaper, then a bi-weekly. In '78 he became its managing editor. Under his management it continued about as before — not overwhelmingly interesting to the outsider, 74 WOODROW WILSON though here and there is discernible a little brightness scarcely to be found in earlier issues. Occasionally we discover a satirical note like this: A literary meeting was held at Doctor McCosh's res- idence on the evening of the 13th.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a normal college boy, not a prig nor a "dig" nor a *' grind, " but a healthy, hearty, all-around chap, interested in everything that was going on, mingling with everybody — though cherish- ing some particular friendships that have en- dured.
The years passed. Recitations were attended, examinations duly passed. The library yielded up its secrets to the mind ; life in the little com- monwealth of young men matured the char- acter; intercourse with kindred spirits awakened generous enthusi...asms. In '77 Tom Wilson went on the board of editors of the Princetonian, the college newspaper, then a bi-weekly. In '78 he became its managing editor. Under his management it continued about as before — not overwhelmingly interesting to the outsider, 74 WOODROW WILSON though here and there is discernible a little brightness scarcely to be found in earlier issues. Occasionally we discover a satirical note like this: A literary meeting was held at Doctor McCosh's res- idence on the evening of the 13th.
What to read after Woodrow Wilson the Story of His Life volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hale, William Bayard, 1869-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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