Barroll in Great Britain And America 1554 1910
Barroll in Great Britain And America 1554 1910
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Though a ritualist of the most pronounced type, he was held in the greatest esteem by those of the other wing of the church. He was a member of the University Club, of the Episcopalian Club, and the Catholic Club, which numbers among its members only those of the ritualist branch of the Episcopal Church. By laymen, every- where, he was held in as high regard as by his clerical brethren, and possessed just those qualities of mind and heart that won for him friends everywhere. Dr. Frisby was neve...r married and made his home with an aunt [Mrs. Judson Hendren, infra]. Both his parents died a number of years ago.
88 BAEKOLL IN GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA Of those who go home and are no more seen, it is often the impulse, in the first hours of bereavement, to dwell upon that which we have lost out of our lives here below. We condole with one another because our associate in affairs, in social life, or in religious organization has been taken from us, and with affectionate sorrow we enumerate his civic virtues, his friendly offices, and his benevolent deeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though a ritualist of the most pronounced type, he was held in the greatest esteem by those of the other wing of the church. He was a member of the University Club, of the Episcopalian Club, and the Catholic Club, which numbers among its members only those of the ritualist branch of the Episcopal Church. By laymen, every- where, he was held in as high regard as by his clerical brethren, and possessed just those qualities of mind and heart that won for him friends everywhere. Dr. Frisby was neve...r married and made his home with an aunt [Mrs. Judson Hendren, infra]. Both his parents died a number of years ago.
88 BAEKOLL IN GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA Of those who go home and are no more seen, it is often the impulse, in the first hours of bereavement, to dwell upon that which we have lost out of our lives here below. We condole with one another because our associate in affairs, in social life, or in religious organization has been taken from us, and with affectionate sorrow we enumerate his civic virtues, his friendly offices, and his benevolent deeds.
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