[72] Thomas Mason, a member of the class after Prentiss, said to be the greatest wrestler that was ever in College. He was settled as a clergyman at Northfield, Mass.; resigned his office some years after, and several times represented that town in the Legislature of Massachusetts. See under WRESTLING-MATCH.
[73] The Columbian Centinel, published at Boston, of which Benjamin Russell was the editor.
[74] "Ashen," on Ed.'s Broadside.
[75] "A pot of grease,
A woollen fleece."—Ed's Broadside.
[76] "Rook."—Ed.'s Broadside. "Hook."—Gent. Mag., May, 1732.
[77] "Burrage."—Ed.'s Broadside.
[78] "That."—Ed.'s Broadside.
[79] "Beauties."—Ed.'s Broadside.
[80] "My."—Ed.'s Broadside.
[81] "I've" omitted in Ed.'s Broadside.