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Updated: June 13, 2025


"Not when you ask them to!" "I don't know what you mean." "Copying is called sneaking in boys' schools," said Kitty Harrison. "And so are other things," said Enid. "Look, girls! what do you think of this? I saw Muriel pass it to Patty during the exam." She drew the piece of paper out of her pocket and handed it round for everybody to see.

"At noon we went home for dinner and then back again for history in the afternoon. The history was a pretty hard paper and I got dreadfully mixed up in the dates. Still, I think I did fairly well today. But oh, Diana, tomorrow the geometry exam comes off and when I think of it it takes every bit of determination I possess to keep from opening my Euclid.

Bacon's ESSAYS AND ELEMENTS OF LOGIC were the first Emily beheld, and while she stood regarding them with mingled horror and respect, in ran Avice to fetch them, as the two sisters are reading up for the Oxford exam 'ination' she added when she saw her two feeble-minded aunts looking for the rest of the word. However, she says it is only Pica who is going up for it this time.

I could not convince him, but at last he compromised I was to pass an examination at the Arsenal at the Naval College, in all branches, and if they passed me I would have a show. So we parted. I reported for examination next day, but was put off same the next day. But to-day I was told to come, and sat down to a stock of foolscap, and had a pretty stiff exam. I am only just through.

"Oh, say, Bobbie, quit that algebra and come on out! You've stuck at it a full hour already. What's the use of cramming any more? You'll get through the exam all right; you know you always do," protested Van Blake as he flipped a scrap of blotting paper across the study table at his roommate. Bob Carlton looked up from his book.

I think Willard's the best school in the country." "So do I, of course," answered Satterlee, 2d. "But don't you want to get up to college?" "I'm in no hurry; you see, there's math; I'm not doing so badly at it now since Bailey has been helping me, but I don't believe I could pass the college exam in it." "You and 'Old Crusty' seem awfully thick these days," mused the other.

"And I'll have to take another exam?" "Precisely." "Good evening, professor," said Will, rising abruptly. There was nothing more to be said, and he felt that it would be wise to withdraw from the professor's presence before, in his indignation, he should say something he was certain to regret. When, however, he returned to his own room, there the flood tides of his wrath broke loose.

"Why do you not speak to him while he changes? I cannot, I know; having a female around would embarrass a human male." "Or vice versa." Medart grinned. "And Sandemans are even worse than most that way. They don't even like to strip for a medical exam which they hate in the first place. I'd embarrass him every bit as much as you would. I was worried about wasting days; we can spare a few minutes."

He could do nothing that he wanted to do. He stood at the window for some minutes looking out at the autumn moon, with his back to Falloden. Falloden took up one of the books he was at work on for his fellowship exam. When Radowitz came back to the fire, however, white and shivering, he laid it down again, and once more made conversation. Radowitz was at first unwilling to respond.

The green lizard had no suggestions to offer, so Betty put on her new kimono with butterflies in the border and a bewitching pink sash it was real Japanese and the envy of all her friends and prepared to spend the evening cramming for her history exam, with Nita Reese. Midyears were safely over, and schedules for the new term more or less satisfactorily arranged.

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