University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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English 18. (literary criticism.) AX ENGLISH EXAMINATION. 1. I. W ' l c a sarcastic review of each of the following literary crimes: Harry Stoph- anes ' Clouds, TL vSaturday E ening Boast. Red Raven vSplits, and the Triinnph of Kappas (By Logan). 2. How does . ij kins ' Ivquit - rank as Fiction? x II. I. Write an essay of not less than ten thousand words describing the exhilarating effect produced on you by mv lectures. 2. Why do I go oft by myself and J sit by the side of Waller Creek? Is it because I want to hear it stutter and stammer over the rocks, or is it because or my salary or my shoon are too small for me? If so, why? i. 3. Whv are mv lectures remark- able? When? III. By Gum, exclaimed the wax-vender in raucous and strident tones. Cop off your Sauer Kraut Spieler, retorted young Lager Bier with an oath that crackled. ,. , Hold, ve snivelling spalpeens, ye ' re nutty. I ' ll cave in your softlv c(uoth dear old Father O ' Hooligan in tender tone ParalvzL each sentence. roofs, you bloomin ' sticks o ' • pacific. IV. What great no -lettelet let the above let? V. Questions on the above selection; ' - I. Lager Bier: What great city owes its fame to the article bearing the same name as the voung man mentioned above? ?. What connection has the quotation From the gilded saloon With the beer for the crowd to do with the above? 3. Give other literary examples of Irish repartee as above. 4. What connotation has the word pacific, in the last line of above selection, here with the great body of water recentlv named for the Pacific Express Company?

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