Crosby

“I never felt that David [Crosby] and Graham [Nash] had the same sense about him,” he writes.

With his office-students, Dr. Crosby was the very soul of geniality and confidence.

"Don't you boys go to gambling," cautioned Mrs. Crosby, as she waved a farewell to her sons.

The two boys resolved to watch Peters and Crosby and try to overhear any private talk they might have.

I am here to tell you, Miss Madigan, why Crosby did not come to-day to play duets.

Mr. Crosby was a man of middle age; the rest of us were younger, Carpenter being a mere youth of perhaps eighteen.