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who knew exactly what he
was about. Dr Thayer & Dr
Langworthy represent the
opposite parties & the feeling
which this scene excited in
different observers. Dr L. does
not do justice to Bristol nor
Dr T. to Mr Johnson. Mr J. was
[feeble?] & nervous & seemed more
agitated than he really was.

If the boy you refer to was
the one expelled for "speaking
the price" your account will need
a little change. I have a suspicion
that Prof. Baldwin is in error
about that, & has Bristol's case in
mind. I think I know someting
about the incident Prof. B. refers to.

Dr L's story about the student sent
back by his father I think is incorrect [large "X" written over]
also. I do not think Dr Thayer is
right about Indian Ridge [large X written over] tho' I am not