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There was left in him no trace of that spirit of adventure with which he had set out upon his "summer course in practical sociology." He had studied his lessons, tried to recite them, and been "flunked."

And to know that at the same moment HE to is muzing: "Today I may see her, as she exercises herself at basket ball, or mounts her horse for a daily canter!" Although I have no horse. The school does not care for them, considering walking the best exercise. Have flunked the French again, Mademoiselle not feeling well, and marking off for the smallest Thing.

He flunked three times." "Flunked!" exclaimed Aunt Louise. "It means failed. He taught me the word. All the queer words I use, Aunt Louise, were taught me by him." "Come, now " "Yes, all. I can see him now, coming to the house one day, and I can hear him say, 'Flunked again! That was the third time.

I admire your asceticism; it is nothing new to me; I have practised it a long time myself. If you can get the Everlasting out of my mind, I'm yours. "What did Alcott say when you left?" "He went to Lane and said, 'Well, Hecker has flunked out. He hadn't the courage to persevere. He's a coward. But Lane said, 'No; you're mistaken. Hecker's right. He wanted more than we had to give him." Mr.

The unconscious professor passed over her bent head and called on the girl on the other side, who coughed hysterically once or twice, and flunked flat; and while he was crediting the fact in his roll-book Patty resumed her seat. A ripple of laughter ran around the room; the professor frowned, and remarked that he saw no occasion for amusement.

Phyllis demanded as they met in the hall. "Well, what?" Janet inquired. "Did you flunk?" "I don't believe so; it was easy." "Easy!" "I thought so, anyway. I answered them all, and they seemed to work out right." "Hum." "What's the trouble?" "Oh, nothing, only I flunked." "How do you know?" "Because I just wrote numbers." "Oh, well, cheer up. Maybe they were the right numbers."

You may need 'em to use over again." So Ted went on his way, dropped in to see Elsie, had a cup of tea and innumerable small cakes, enjoyed a foxtrot to phonograph music with the rug rolled up out of the way, conversed amicably with the Ancient History Prof himself, who wasn't such a bad sort as Profs go and had the merit of being one of the few instructors who had not flunked Ted Holiday in his course the previous year.

"I've been wrestling with French for three terms now, but I don't seem to know much more about it than when I started." "I can believe that, all right," said Jimmy. "Only day before yesterday you flunked your recitation in French, and the professor told you that you were forgetting your French faster than you were learning it. He was right, wasn't he?" "I'll say he was," said Herb, shamelessly.

Across the table, his assistant put a hand over the mouthpiece of his telephone and leaned towards Peterson. "It's the Associated Press in New York," he whispered. "They're hotter than a pistol about the blackout and threatening to call the President and every congressman in Washington if we don't crack loose with something." "Why couldn't I have flunked Algebra Two," Peterson moaned.

The one serves the young gentlemen, especially in their Sophomoric maturity, with appropriate expressions for their literary exercises and public flights. The other is for their common talk, tells who "flunked" and was "deaded," who "fished" with the tutor, who "cut" prayers, and who was "digging" at home.

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