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Eaton, Hough and Paulson, of the third class, proved to have been the ringleaders in the hazing. They were summarily dismissed from the Naval Academy, while the other six youngsters implicated in the affair all came in for severe punishments that fell short of dismissal. After that matters went on smoothly enough for the balance of the term.
We then proceeded as far as Conemaugh, and had stopped for some cause or other, probably on account of the flood. Miss Paulson and a Miss Bryan were seated in front of me. Miss Paulson had on a plaid dress with shirred waist of red cloth goods. Her companion was dressed in black. Both had lovely corsage bouquets of roses.
"The question is, what are we going to do with the football problem this year? We don't want to play in the same eleven with the cheap muckers, and have 'em think they're the whole eleven. The call for the football training squad is due to go up some time next week." "Bert Dodge says " interrupted Paulson. "Yes, Dodge is the fellow I wish we had here with us today," interposed Bayliss.
Dave further unfolded the paper, coming to the page on which the fearful article was printed. As he glanced at it Dave saw that the article had been marked in blue pencil, and many of the paragraphs numbered. "Since you admit having read the 'Bazoo's' infamous article, mister," continued Midshipman Paulson, "tell us whether any of the scurrilous charges therein are true?"
"If Hume fell across the desk, as you've just said," he remarked, slowly, "and pulled all these other things to the floor with him why, Kirk, this bit of card, in the very center of the polished top, it must have dropped there afterwards." "Exactly," said Ashton-Kirk. "And now, if you don't mind, just step out into the hall and ask Paulson to come up."
Prof. Fleischman, of Erlangen, says: "There is not a single fact to confirm Darwinism in the realm of Nature." Drs. E. Dennert, Hoppe and von Hartmann; Profs. Paulson and Rutemeyer, and the talented scientists Zoeckler and Max Wundt, have given Darwinism up.
You will stand on your head long enough to let it run out of you." Midshipman Paulson, though an inveterate "runner" of fourth class men, had some regard for the dangers of overstaying the visit, and kept his left eye on the time. Darrin, standing on his head, became redder of face than ever, for all the blood in his body seemed to be running downward.
"Why, the sons of the poorer families are in a majority, nowadays," returned Hudson. "Say, you're getting almost as bad as Purcell," warned Porter. "If I am, I apologize, of course," responded Hudson. "I've no real objection to the sons of poorer men coming to the High School," vouchsafed Paulson, meditatively.
But this feeling of irritation left with the last of the soup-plates, and Marjorie's specific instruction came to her. Swallowing her pride she turned to Charley Paulson and plunged. "Do you think I ought to bob my hair, Mr. Charley Paulson?" Charley looked up in surprise. "Why?" "Because I'm considering it. It's such a sure and easy way of attracting attention." Charley smiled pleasantly.
From the short forecast of the future given above, let us turn back to the point whence we digressed, namely the year 1123, when Jarl Hakon Paulson died at the close of the reign of Alexander I of Scotland. Jarl Paul lived mainly in Orkney, while Jarl Harald "was seated in Sutherland, and held Caithness from the Scot king" David I, who was crowned in 1124.
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