Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
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On. nm, man IIo wa. .iish, .,l ~
i.h ioolin, .,ili hut on nj. fac. ,hsr
wa. a new stampede had eaten Of the
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scholarships AMI taken no prizes My
grand ideas about university laurrls aro
changed You so. Nell, 1 have disoov.
cred that unles. ono gosi into the church
a good degree helps nobody. And II
couro IL ruins q man in other ways to
nut An all tho tim. t.urkinr for a do.
gree"
"you lpo,y. +" .a,d Nell. "w, dom.
think 10 hcfc"
81 lnow. Then. Won go. I hal to
make tho ac,uain,ance of tho men AM,
20 show them that was q person Of
Of some impmtance A man who car
play and sing l. always useful We ar.
mn extremely social collcgr. and the.
the friction 10 mind with mind. you
know--it l. the bsst education possible
Tor man-I'm sure IL is-much better
than porins over Plato Then I found
- many things in which was den.
cicnt fr1ich fiction. for example, and
I knew ~ very little about art. oh. !
have passod mot busy and useful
time"
Hoforrot to mention such little thing.
NJ nan ecar,.. lo.n billiards. Paris and
London a. forming part IL nj. .luca.
ton Yet cyerylaiy will own that ,h...
are imrt,an, element. in the formin,
Of a man.
81 I-c." said Nell
"But your father won't He A. all for
the senai. house You do take n little
interest In me- ,tiIl. Nell. iu.t n little
in,,r,.t-in An old fri.pdy''
"Of co.r. 4 do will /" sb. blu.h.d
and dropud her eve. Their anv,r.
,ouchcd I'm, only Tor n mom.n, Tn.
toucbin, a Anger. 4. very innoccut
p,rh,p. 4, wa. accidental
Nell" aid the young man. with
deem feeling and ,arp.,tn.~.. ''what.yer
do-,o whatever height ri... I .hall
always fc,l''-hcr, he stopped l.cau..
he could hardly say tha, sh. had .timu.
i,,.d him ar in.nir,d him-.'alwny.
f,,.l Nell th., 4, i.y,n hcrc-it ,.ran
here" Ue lool.J al,n, ,h. v.r,l,n
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. Or, ma, \, 20. on ,h. x.,x Law
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b. great n chc.. on ooun. I knew ~
much i.for. bu, 1, pleased me; IL slim.
ula,ei me Itold you hcr,. ON thi. spot,
and yuu amroy.d and che.rd me ON.
We'll I don', of caur,e tell any of m.
men about my ambition. Mostly. I
,upt..e. they have got their own. Some
Of them. 1 know. don't soar above
country iiying-I iauvh i'm my sleeve
Nell. when listen 10 their confessions
"A country liying--a house and a gar.
den and A church That il n noble am.
h,,,o, ,,,I,, 4 ,,uyb Nell when
think a. what I could tell them. tho
r,nid upxard climb the dry height
,b. g,a.n ~ ,ox,r aud ~ .u,bori,yrr
Ue s,nle very grandly and waved nj.
haul .nd ,hru;bi. h..i hack and ,ook.
"A 80 inch = i.a,,.r~on. ,o,nd whom
IN. soldiers of a holy cause would raIly'
The virl'. eyes frightened. and her cheek
rlow.l. even though she remembered
what a, that moment she would rather
have forgo,ten-the words ~ her father
n brealfast "Challice has done moth.
inc " he ,aid "Ue ha. a,,.mp.e,l moth.
in, Now h. will n.y., do ANYTHING n,
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,..o,ycd am ,r.,,nc.s \, wa. q, ,h,.
.,o, ,h,, I imn.r,.d INV .mhi,ion % Won
Nell. ON mi. .ro, I again impar, 10 Won
nv choice Twill ,.cpme a great states.
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