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e return, or go away till dismissed by the person who sent him. "10. No Freshman shall be detained by a Senior, when not actually employed on some suitable errand. "11. No Freshman shall be obliged to observe any order of a Senior to come to him, or go on any errand for him, unless he be wanted immediately. "12. No Freshman, when sent on an errand, shall tell who he is going for, unless he be asked; nor be obliged to tell what he is going for, unless asked by a Governor of the College. "13. When any person knocks at a Freshman's door, except in studying time, he shall immediately open the door, without inquiring who is there. "14. No scholar shall call up or down, to or from, any chamber in the College. "15. No scholar shall play football or any other game in the College yard, or throw any thing across the yard. "16. The Freshmen shall furnish bats, balls, and footballs for the use of the students, to be kept at the Buttery.[27] "17. Every Freshman shall pay the Butler for putting up his name in the Buttery. "18. Strict attention shall be paid by all the students to the common rules of cleanliness, decency, and politeness. "The Sophomores shall publish these customs to the Freshmen in the Chapel, whenever ordered by any in the Government of the College; at which time the Freshmen are enjoined to keep their places in their seats, and attend with decency to the reading." At the close of a manuscript copy of the laws of Harvard College, transcribed by Richard Waldron, a graduate of the class of 1738, when a Freshman, are recorded the following regulations, which differ from those already cited, not only in arrangement, but in other respects. COLLEGE CUSTOMS, ANNO 1734-5. "1. No Freshman shall ware his hat in the College yard except it rains, snows, or hails, or he be on horse back or haith both hands full. "2. No Freshman shall ware his hat in his Seniors Chamber, or in his own if his Senior be there. "3. No Freshman shall go by his Senior, without taking his hat of if it be on. "4. No Freshman shall intrude into his Seniors company. "5. No Freshman shall laugh in his Seniors face. "6. No Freshman shall talk saucily to his Senior, or speak to him with his hat on. "7. No Freshman shall ask his Senior an impertinent question. "8. Freshmen are to take notice that a Senior Sophister can take a Freshman from a Sophimore,[28] a Middle Batcelour from a Junior Sophister, a Master f
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