An Address Delivered Before the Alumni of Williams College, in Love And ...
An Address Delivered Before the Alumni of Williams College, in Love And ...
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In accepting the invitation I not only perform a duty laid upon me by the generous confidence of these guardians of the College, but I pay what tribute I can to an exalted character to which we all owe so much.
It is to be hoped that the whole body of the alumni, a great company scattered over different parts of the land, will erect a fitting memorial of this their foremost man, a memorial that will not pass away like my winged words, but stand on foundations of stone through coming ages.
How c...an I portray this character and this life ?
The life was uneventful. Our friend did not serve in the councils or the battles of his country. He was a leader, but his leadership was silent; he impressed himself upon his generation, but the impression was gentle ; he was a thinker, but his thoughts were uttered not in passionate words, rushing like a storm, but in calm language, like the soft-falling words of Ulysses, which fell as fall the winter snow-flakes through the still air.
Let us in imagination place him before us, as we have so often seen him in this church, walking up Digitized by Google the aisle or sitting on this platform ; tall, thin, wiry in shape and motion, slightly bent, with broad shoulders, an ample forehead and a mild hazel eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In accepting the invitation I not only perform a duty laid upon me by the generous confidence of these guardians of the College, but I pay what tribute I can to an exalted character to which we all owe so much.
It is to be hoped that the whole body of the alumni, a great company scattered over different parts of the land, will erect a fitting memorial of this their foremost man, a memorial that will not pass away like my winged words, but stand on foundations of stone through coming ages.
How c...an I portray this character and this life ?
The life was uneventful. Our friend did not serve in the councils or the battles of his country. He was a leader, but his leadership was silent; he impressed himself upon his generation, but the impression was gentle ; he was a thinker, but his thoughts were uttered not in passionate words, rushing like a storm, but in calm language, like the soft-falling words of Ulysses, which fell as fall the winter snow-flakes through the still air.
Let us in imagination place him before us, as we have so often seen him in this church, walking up Digitized by Google the aisle or sitting on this platform ; tall, thin, wiry in shape and motion, slightly bent, with broad shoulders, an ample forehead and a mild hazel eye.
What to read after An Address Delivered Before the Alumni of Williams College, in Love And ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field David Dudley to read onlineMoreLess
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