A Memorial Discourse On the Life And Services of Henry Simmons Frieze Ll D
A Memorial Discourse On the Life And Services of Henry Simmons Frieze Ll D
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His taste and talent for music made him some- what conspicuous as a musician, while he was still young. Finding a remunerative position at Newport as organist and teacher of music, he removed thither. By the urgent advice of some of his cultivated friends in that city, who recognized his talent and his promise, he formed the purpose, though not until he was nearly nineteen years of age, of gaining a college education. While supporting himself by the exercise of his musical gifts he hastily and ...imperfectly prepared himself for college in the school of Joseph Joslin. During his resi- dence at Newport he was confirmed as a communicant in the Protestant Episcopal Church, to whose interests he was in the most catholic spirit devoted through his whole life.
In September, 1837, when he was just entering on his twenty-first year, he was admitted to the Freshman class in Brown University. He was one of the oldest students in the class. He used to say that the recollection of the amiable leniency of his examiners, to which he thought 12 he owed his admission, always inclined him to be char- itable in judging the applicants who in all these years came to him to be examined in Latin for entrance to this University.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His taste and talent for music made him some- what conspicuous as a musician, while he was still young. Finding a remunerative position at Newport as organist and teacher of music, he removed thither. By the urgent advice of some of his cultivated friends in that city, who recognized his talent and his promise, he formed the purpose, though not until he was nearly nineteen years of age, of gaining a college education. While supporting himself by the exercise of his musical gifts he hastily and ...imperfectly prepared himself for college in the school of Joseph Joslin. During his resi- dence at Newport he was confirmed as a communicant in the Protestant Episcopal Church, to whose interests he was in the most catholic spirit devoted through his whole life.
In September, 1837, when he was just entering on his twenty-first year, he was admitted to the Freshman class in Brown University. He was one of the oldest students in the class. He used to say that the recollection of the amiable leniency of his examiners, to which he thought 12 he owed his admission, always inclined him to be char- itable in judging the applicants who in all these years came to him to be examined in Latin for entrance to this University.
What to read after A Memorial Discourse On the Life And Services of Henry Simmons Frieze Ll D?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Burrill Angell to read onlineMoreLess
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