was by far the fearfullest. The exam, was on Lysias, and Ed will appreciate it when I tell him that one of the minor questions was to give in Greek Aristotle's opinion of Therameses; another to give a brief description of Lysias' style, using Greek words to describe it, and giving illustrations from his speeches; another to name the rhetorical figures which Lysias uses, citing examples (in Greek) from his speeches. I got about half through the exam, but I think I passed. Miss Macurdy expects every body to be able, like herself, to have at her tongue's end every thing she ever heard or read. But still she told Ray that most of theclass did very well, and that Ray handed in one of the best papers that she ever saw. We had Solid Geometry yesterday morning - a very fair exam. I did not get nearly through, but Miss Richardson is always telling us - "Quality, not quantity, young ladies." We have not been cramming at all but we shall have to do a little of it for Hygiene. At present Arlie Raymond (who lives across the hall, and has a lame foot which hurts her like everything a good deal of the time) is lying on our sofa studying hygiene and also modelling