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A Latin Conquest The Latin class decided to do something new and different one day. A contest between the members of the class was the outcome of much thought on the matter. We dbcided to see how many derivatives we could use from Latin words in writing a short story. The results showed us that the study of Latin had given usla wonderful understanding of the English language. The same words were used by each person and'the variety of stories and situations that sprang from this vocabulary was very impressive. They were so-impress- ive that two of them are printed for your enjoyment. Each of the words derived from Latin is underlined for your benefit. The Fugitive The agmea fugitive was in the midst of the fengid alanag,on the riparian side of town. The Qndible'excitement and gang sequenj,reaponaive movements of the crowd were being caased by the fiance regime which the Soviets were introancing. The fugitive hated vehemently each aalute he was forced to make. And, although he tried to defend himself, he was constantly under interrogation for an ansolved crime. At this very ng: ggngahe was watching another fugitive's initiatian into con- stant suapician, for he, too, was being deluged with inimi- aal,questions. These questions were painful and the man couldn't respond to any of them so great was his tennog at their contant. The leaders canducting the interrogation were glorying in their capaive's atultified penaonage when sud- denly a not-too cigcumsnect character leaped through the nggf tal,and transported away the fugitive. That night the fugi- tives hid in a deserted natatorium on the East side of town. They had a total of two dollars between them and some arms. Two months later they'd escaped to maritime Italy and now can be seen nanaing,nets by the sea, libanated from the constant salute to a tyrannical power. ' Chesley Harding
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