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When the thing was at its hottest, I bolted. The station was crowded, as it always is in the afternoon, and in a minute I was strolling into the big, square room, saying slowly to myself to keep me steady: "Nancy, you're a college girl just in from Bryn Mawr to meet your papa. Just see if your hat's on straight."
Wellesley's career differs in at least one obvious and important particular from the careers of her sister colleges, Smith, Vassar, and Bryn Mawr, in the swift succession of her presidents during her formative years. Smith College, opening in the same year as Wellesley, 1875, remained under President Seelye's wise guidance for thirty-five years.
President Thomas of Bryn Mawr had Marie in mind when she said: "By the leisured class we mean in America the class whose men work harder than any other men in the excitement of professional and commercial rivalry, but whose women constitute the only leisured class we have and the most leisured class in the world." Marie's father wasn't so very rich either.
If this occasional tendency toward exaggerating the importance of drain-pipes, window-curtains, and door-mats were to grow strong, and if girls, as a class, should be required to spend any large proportion of their time on the specialized history and sociology of feminine implements and tasks while the boys were still in the current of the affairs of the race, we should indeed want President Thomas of Bryn Mawr to repeat on a thousand lecture platforms her indignant assertion of the fact that "nothing more disastrous for women, or for men, can be conceived of than specialized education of women as a sex."
Lives in Metuchen, N. J. Boomerang, The. Cloak Also, The. Ring with the Green Stone, The. GEER, CORNELIA THROOP, is an instructor in Bryn Mawr College. *Pearls Before Swine. GEROULD, KATHARINE FULLERTON. Born in Brockton, Mass., 1879. Graduate of Radcliffe College. Married, 1910. Reader in English, Bryn Mawr, 1901-10.
But the picture of life the suggestion to the child's soft brain? Isabelle tossed the magazine into the waste basket, and yawned. Molly had left it with a sigh. On the way to the Bryn Mawr house Isabelle tried to explain to Molly what had happened to the Johnstons through the loss of the father, telling her what a good man Steve was, the sorrow the family had to bear. Molly listened politely.
Gyp caught a side view of him, waving his hat from the carriage window. It was her acquaintance of the hunting-field the "Mr. Bryn Summer'ay," as old Pettance called him, who had bought her horse last year.
The schoolmen developing and expanding their Trivium and Quadrivium at Oxford, Paris, Bologna, experienced no keener intellectual delights than did their belated sisters of Vassar, Smith, Bryn Mawr, Wellesley.
And then Gwydion saw that he languished through the want of horses and arms. And he called him unto him. "Ah, youth," said he, "we will go to-morrow on an errand together. Be therefore more cheerful than thou art." "That I will," said the youth. Next morning, at the dawn of day, they arose. And they took way along the sea coast, up towards Bryn Aryen.
Fruit trees do not thrive; but having grown a few years, reach some barren stratum and wither. We found Mr. Griffiths not at home; but the provisions were good. Mr. Griffiths came home the next day. I read Lloyd's account of Mona, which he proves to be Anglesea. In our way to Bryn o dol, we saw at Llanerk a Church built crosswise, very spacious and magnificent for this country.
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