P. 48—“Thanatopsis;” than-a-top´sis. A view of death.
P. 49—“Phi Beta Kappa Society.” A prominent Greek letter society, founded in the College of William and Mary in 1776.
P. 49—“Verplanck,” ver-plănk´.
P. 51—“Lope de Vega,” lo´pā da vā´gä. (1562-1635.) A Spanish poet and dramatist.
P. 52—“Bruges,” brüzh.
P. 54—“Morituri Salutamus.” Literally, We about to die, salute you.
P. 54—“Aftermath,” aft´er-măth. The second crop of grass mown in a year.
P. 54—“Outre-mer.” Beyond the sea.
P. 54—“Hyperion,” hy-pe´rĭ-on; “Kavanagh,” kav´a-näh.
P. 61—“Launfal,” laun´fal.