Address At the Mithras Lodge of Sorrow Washington November 10 1881 in Memo
Address At the Mithras Lodge of Sorrow Washington November 10 1881 in Memo
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There was always a warm place in his heart for the school-house built on land given by his mother, and for his first teacher, " a young man from New Hampshire. " No authors, however great, ever displaced his early friends, Weems and Grimshaw. No books, however profound, ever drew his "affection away from " Robinson Crusoe " and " Alonzo and Melissa. " His experience in the shop of the carpenter and along the tow-path of the canal, through all his life had a halo about it as an ear- nest Labor, ...not for himself alone, hut for those he loved. His life in the first school lie attended, in the first school he taught, in his preparation for college, in his course at Hiram, had a touching side to it, not on account of his poverty alone, for most of his companions were as poor as lie, hut from the sincerity and earnestness of his purpose, from his religious con- fidence, from his forgetfulness of all comforts, ami even necessities, before the imperious demands of his powerful mind, from his entire faith in the two declared objects of his college: — 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was always a warm place in his heart for the school-house built on land given by his mother, and for his first teacher, " a young man from New Hampshire. " No authors, however great, ever displaced his early friends, Weems and Grimshaw. No books, however profound, ever drew his "affection away from " Robinson Crusoe " and " Alonzo and Melissa. " His experience in the shop of the carpenter and along the tow-path of the canal, through all his life had a halo about it as an ear- nest Labor, ...not for himself alone, hut for those he loved. His life in the first school lie attended, in the first school he taught, in his preparation for college, in his course at Hiram, had a touching side to it, not on account of his poverty alone, for most of his companions were as poor as lie, hut from the sincerity and earnestness of his purpose, from his religious con- fidence, from his forgetfulness of all comforts, ami even necessities, before the imperious demands of his powerful mind, from his entire faith in the two declared objects of his college: — 1.
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