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Harvard Stories: Sketches of the Undergraduate

by Waldron Kintzing Post

Level C1 · AdvancedHistorical16 chapters
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About this book

Step into the lively world of Harvard undergraduates, where camaraderie, sports rivalries, and timeless traditions shape the days of Jack, Holworthy, and their spirited friends. Relive college life through authentic stories filled with humor and nostalgia.

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Contents

16 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02JACK RATTLETON GOES TO SPRINGFIELD AND BACK.
03THE WAKING NIGHTMARE OF HOLLIS HOLWORTHY.
04THE PLOT AGAINST BULLAM.
05THE DOG BLATHERS.
06A HOWARD AND HARVARD EVENING.
07THE HARVARD LEGION AT PHILIPPI.
08IN THE EARLY SIXTIES.
09LITTLE HELPING HANDS.
10A RAMBLING DISCUSSION AND AN ADVENTURE, PERHAPS UNCONNECTED.
11SERIOUS SITUATIONS IN BURLEIGH'S ROOM.[1]
12A HARVARD-YALE EPISODE.

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