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It is a good, though in this case an unfortunate illustration of how large and diverse the life is which makes up the university world today, that two events of such great interest as the presentation of Moliere's comedy and the beginning of Moliere's comedy and the beginning of an important course of public lectures should both take place on the same evening. Conflicts of this kind are bound to occur once or twice a year, after even the most careful selection of dates. There will without doubt be a large audience at each place tonight, but many will regret that whether by will or by circumstances they have been rorced to make a choice between the two.

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