Address On Some Cambridge Men I Have Known
Address On Some Cambridge Men I Have Known
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He might have used, for example, the Cana of GaUlee incident. A young man would have said, " There were some stone water-jars there. " The old man said, " There were six of them and they would hold about two or three firkins apiece. " Again, by the Sea of Galilee, a young man would say, " They brought in the nets with lots of fishes. " There the old man would say, " There were a hundred and fifty-three fishes, and big ones, too. " This course of argument, coming from this old man who said he re...mem- bered the past now a great deal better than he did when younger, became very impressive. A very rare, very choice character ! I almost pity anybody who never knew Dr. Peabody. It seems there must be something wanting in his life. He was not graceful. He was reported to have said that he saw no good in going to dancing school ; he never went. Tliere was no reason to suppose he had gone. But his mind worked clearly, distinctly, and beautifully. He was a man long to be reraembei-ed.
I began, I tliink, about the President.
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He might have used, for example, the Cana of GaUlee incident. A young man would have said, " There were some stone water-jars there. " The old man said, " There were six of them and they would hold about two or three firkins apiece. " Again, by the Sea of Galilee, a young man would say, " They brought in the nets with lots of fishes. " There the old man would say, " There were a hundred and fifty-three fishes, and big ones, too. " This course of argument, coming from this old man who said he re...mem- bered the past now a great deal better than he did when younger, became very impressive. A very rare, very choice character ! I almost pity anybody who never knew Dr. Peabody. It seems there must be something wanting in his life. He was not graceful. He was reported to have said that he saw no good in going to dancing school ; he never went. Tliere was no reason to suppose he had gone. But his mind worked clearly, distinctly, and beautifully. He was a man long to be reraembei-ed.
I began, I tliink, about the President.
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