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Part II of Prof. Francis Childs' edition of the "English and Scottish popular Ballads" has appeared, and the remaining parts will follow shortly...
...young gentlemen were Chicagoans. Yet it does not follow that they, as a class, are more thoughtful of a lady's comfort-although many of them claim so-than the men of the east. Never-theless it is undoubtedly true, that ladies can travel alone better in the west than in the east, for as a far western said. "We have not that super-abundance of females as with you, therefore when they do come, they are regarded with more respect." We have always believed that ladies can travel alone anywhere in this country, with very little trouble or danger...
...five cities which are the most largely represented are, Boston 186, New York 74, Cambridge 64, San Francisco 23, Chicago 16. Washington and Cincinnati follow closely with 15 each...
...arms straight until the upward swing is finished. Number one stops at end of shoot, and then rushes down; number two might shorten his swing forward; number three jerks his hands towards his knees when starting to swing up; number four does not let the arm and body movements follow each other continuously; number five uses his shoulder; number six bends his arms too soon; number seven uses his shoulders, and bends arms too soon; number eight lunges forward at the finish of the recover; number nine changes his grip, and does not sit up high enough ; stroke hangs slightly...
...make their motions consecutively; four continually changes his girl; five bends his arms too soon; and raises his shoulders; six should sit up higher. And make his movements continuous; seven bends his arms too soon after the catch; eight has an awkward shoulder movement; nine does not follow stroke closely, and bends his arms too soon; stroke hesitates before shooting out his arms, and bends his arms too soon. The above criticisms on the individual members of the two freshmen tens will not of course cover all the faults; only the most conspicuous ones are mentioned. Mr. Borland...