The Archive · 1926

A FIRST CLASS CONCEPTION MAY BE FORMED OF THE. SERIOUS

Attempt onthe SeN. too. There was not only a ce plete silence over the great ma: but also a sudden flow of eager listeners, drawn as if by a powerful magnet, toward the fair patriot! The girl' enunciated distinctly, gestured to perfection, and was most convincing, The six students, who had been imprisoned by the northerners for delivering speeches and who had been released, came to the playground in two motor-cars to be greeted with fire-crackers and deafening cheers. The six students, clothed in the same short shams of coarse cloth they had worn in prison, were lifted to the platform, and one of the leaders denounced, in gentle terms, the militarists who had dared to imprison these students. Girl students continued to arrive in small groups. After one of the released students had delivered an address, he and his five ex-fellow prisoners stepped: down and entered the motor-cars to head a procession through the city.

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