An Address Commemorative of Richard Henry Mather Professor of Greek in Amherst
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Punctual to every appointment, he was also impatient at any delay in beginning a good work. "Why wait, why not now?" was his fre- quent question when any reform or improvement was suggested.
Of his industry no eulogy could be so eloquent as the simple statement of the work which he did. But a single example in one line of labor must suffice. His lectures on Sculpture comprise three closely written volumes, or 469 pages of large letter-paper size ; those on Greek life, three volumes, or 351 page...s ; and those more 35 recently prepared in extending the course, two volumes, or 305 pages. To accompany these lect- ures he had carefully planned or collected illus- trations, in the way of drawings and photo- graphs, to a number that goes high into the hundreds. No mention is made of the time and effort given to the getting of funds and the gathering of the general Art Collection, nor of additional hours of instruction, and the large and constantly increasing correspondence from all parts of the country incited by the reputation of the department, other than to say that in itself it was one man's full measure of work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Punctual to every appointment, he was also impatient at any delay in beginning a good work. "Why wait, why not now?" was his fre- quent question when any reform or improvement was suggested.
Of his industry no eulogy could be so eloquent as the simple statement of the work which he did. But a single example in one line of labor must suffice. His lectures on Sculpture comprise three closely written volumes, or 469 pages of large letter-paper size ; those on Greek life, three volumes, or 351 page...s ; and those more 35 recently prepared in extending the course, two volumes, or 305 pages. To accompany these lect- ures he had carefully planned or collected illus- trations, in the way of drawings and photo- graphs, to a number that goes high into the hundreds. No mention is made of the time and effort given to the getting of funds and the gathering of the general Art Collection, nor of additional hours of instruction, and the large and constantly increasing correspondence from all parts of the country incited by the reputation of the department, other than to say that in itself it was one man's full measure of work.
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