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20 Apr 2016: own powers of vision for himself. And thus, in due course, although holding official position and occupied with numerous duties in connexion with the municipality of Cambridge, he came, by patient

18 Jul 2016: course definitely a "back" of the College, and there might be the same difficulty to-day in finding a view of the ancient wall of Trinity on to Trinity Lane. ... Plate II needs some preliminary explanation. The old north range of the First Court stood,

17 Nov 2016: 9. T H E E A G L E. same. Only o f course, the paper was preferable t o woman. ... Especially not that. Retraction becomes increasingly difficult. Retraction. Abstraction. Subtraction. Of course there was no end to it (action).

14 Nov 2014: Come to the cabaret, old chum! It's a story that ends in tears, of course, with the advent of Hitler. ... The course culminated not only in theory papers but also in two four-day (sic) practical examinations.

21 Jul 2016: whole soul and consummate engineering ability into it that he. found his exceeding great reward.

28 Jul 2016: A pause. Then, "Yes-yes, of course!" "It's going to be a hard job, for if I guess right, we'll have. ... Next comes Sarabel. We can skip her of course, and next. ".

18 Oct 2016: No mere three-year course was offered, but a long apprenticeship in leading the good life. ... It was of course no part of the founders' policy that scholars should be free to come and go from their rooms without supervision.

27 Oct 2016: course. A huge roar of delight. t. a never heard before on a golf. ... The defect in character does not of course lle in batting badly per se.

17 Nov 2016: College Notes. APPO I N TMENT S. Mr. S. P. ANDE R S ON ( Mat r i c. 19 7 6 ) h a s b e e n app o i n t e d an a s. s i s t ant. m as t e r at W i nc h e s t e r C o l l e g e. D r. W. D. ARM S T RONG , O. B. E. ( B. A. C h r i s t'S 1 9 47 ) F e l l

24 Jun 2016: 175. began to ascend, still following t h e torluous course of t h e river. ... I n the --? Oh, of course ; Modern Poetry and-no, that couldn't be i t.

27 Jul 2016: VOOSEN CE.). Papaute et pouvoir civil cl l'epoque de Gregoil'e VII. ... values. The agnosticism of Cinders does not, of course, affect his preference for the classical attitude, but it completely invalidates his claim for its categorical truth.

20 Apr 2016: Of course these. are no use for war ; no one would attack the Islands,. ... Of course, we went down t h e crater, a n d spent h alf.

21 Jun 2016: i n who m Law and Civil Life had seemed in carnate, had. ... k n owledge, greater science o f civil life than h i s con.

18 Nov 2016: Here a distinction must be made: of course we are ad familiar with the large, noisy, trampling crowd that invades the place for ten minutes before every Hall; and everyone gets ... Items which are not consumed in the course of a partIcular Job, and

10 Apr 2014: attention and therefore suspended my intended applicat ion to Parliament. J udge then of my vexation on finding that he declared in the course of the term j ust ended , that ... would be in my power, as it would also be my most earnest wish, t o pursue

19 Aug 2016: The course of present development lays emphasis on the qualities which Universities and Colleges can best supply. ... throughout our course. For istane, Totenham lectured on the. Agamemnon and Choephori dunng (If I.

21 Jun 2016: This is the h o l y ordinance of G o d , H e will blesse IllS owne waies, other courses have not prospered with them. ... of course our Second Court. Robert Cecil was created. Viscount C ranborne 20 August 1 6 04 and E arl of.

26 Sep 2016: The thing was being done of course in the truly English way of introducing the new under the forms of the old. ... The boat her silent course pursues! And see how dark the backward stream!

14 Apr 2014: that wretched tune. misrememberec of course. turned and twisted, I expect, as it floats through the curves of that marvellous ceiling. ... Of course you may say, m y clear Tootles, that such a song.

14 Mar 2014: Sir Mannad11ke Constable fought at Flodden ; John Barwick, during the Civil War, 'laid aside the garb of a clergyman and took up the sword.' These, I think, are all.