Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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TO THOSE ALUMNI AND TRUE FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE XVHOSE LOYALTY IS MEASURED NOT BY TIME NOR DISTANCE BUT BY THE VVARM HEART AND HELPING HAND 'THIS BOOK IS GRATEFULLY DEDICATED, BY THOSE XVHO FEEL THE BEATING OF THAT HEART, AND OF THAT HELPING HAND THE KINDLY TOUCH. 4

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