Winning His "W" - A Story of Freshman Year at College by Everett Titsworth Tomlinson
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"But what's the trouble with the Greek?" "The trouble is that the Greek troubles me. I suppose the Greek is all right and I'm all wrong." "In what way?" "I don't know it as I ought to." "Is that 'Splinter's' fault?" "No, it's mine. You know how hard I worked in the closing half of my last year in the high school, but that didn't, and I suppose couldn't, make up for what I hadn't done before." "Are you working hard now?" "On my Greek?" "Yes." "I'm putting more time on that than on everything else." "I didn't ask you about the 'time,' but about the work." "Why, yes. I don't just see what you mean. I spend three hours on my Greek every day we have it." "It's one thing to 'spend the time' and another to work. Some men will |
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