I say it is a swindle: they didn't give any account of that fourth eleven match against Robertson's second, and they made fun of us in the 'Quad Gossip,' and said that in 'The Happy Family' there was a preponderance of monkey."

"I've brought your match-box that I picked up in the 'quad.'

"Only to give him his match-box that I picked up in the 'quad.'

you're cracked, you" "Look here," interrupted Jack Vance, "where did you find the thing?" "Why, you know the window in the box-room that looks out on the 'quad;' well, there's a little crack under the ledge between the wooden frame and the wall, and this note was stuck in there.

I remember at Oxford he used to take all his clothes off on bump-supper nights and ride around the quad, singing comic songs.

Stanford Quad, The Four-Leaved Clover: Stanford Rhymes, 16mo, 1896.

~The Prof.'s Little Girl.~ She comes to the Quad when her Ladyship pleases, And loiters at will in the sun and the shade; As free from the burden of work as the breezes That play with the bamboo is this little maid.

Stanford Quad. ~Conditioned.~ Dear old pipe, my oldest friend, Brier of darkest hue, How I long to smoke and dream I'm in love with you.

In any case it seems to me self-evident that a college, whatever its numbers, must have, as its primal and essential units, self-contained groups of not more than 150 students segregated in their own residential quad, with its common-room, refectory and chapel, and with a certain number of faculty members in residence, the whole being united under one "head."

Some time afterwards, two men were seen carrying an inert body across the quad; they took it upstairs and put it on a bed.

Five minutes afterwards, as the dejected Mr. Pucker was crawling out of the quad, Filcher came and led him back to the rooms of Mr. Slowcoach, the real examining tutor.

[geographical area with four sides] quadrangle, quad [Coll.].

[thermal units] calorie, gram-calorie, small calorie; kilocalorie, kilogram calorie, large calorie; British Thermal Unit, B.T.U.; therm, quad.

[units of information] bit, byte, word, doubleword [Comp.], quad word, paragraph, segment.

Ecclus. xxx. 20, and now complains with him in Petronius, funerata est haec pars jam, quad fuit olim Achillea, he is quite done, "Vixit puellae nuper idoneus, Et militavit non sine gloria.

We find him sitting in Hardy's rooms; tea is over, scouts out of college, candles lighted, and silence reigning, except when distant sounds of mirth come from some undergraduates' rooms on the opposite side of the quad.

"They put me in the quadin the quad; They put me in the quadin the quad.

"They put me in the quadin the quad; They put me in the quadin the quad.

They put me in the quad, They chained me to a rod, And they left me there, by God Damn your eyes!" "Kilrain, come here and make it fast or I'll damn your eyes!" He explained to Bard: "Got to be hard with these fellers or you never get nowhere with 'em.

Situated at the north-west corner of Tom Quad, on the first floor of the staircase from the entrance to which the Junior Common Room is now approached, they consist of four sitting-rooms and about an equal number of bedrooms, besides rooms for lumber, &c. From the upper floor one can easily reach the flat college roof.

After he had removed his helmet and exchanged hasty preliminary greetings, he led them across the quad in front of the manufacturing center and through the great doors.

With Joe trying to support the larger of the two Starmen, the two of them walked slowly across the quad to the airlock that led to the launching pad.

'It is not quite as nice walking as the old Quad at Trinity,' said Caldigate.

While walking through the College quad, he was half stupefied by his confusion, and was aware that such was his condition.

That led to my knowing a little about mechanical engineering, and when I felt the "quad" for good I went into the Alton Railroad shops.