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These were his judgments, perhaps too severe, and fallible; the steady lesson to the class was the high plane of thought and action native to the teacher.
And many young hearers carried away little else, yet that was worth coming to college for. A year before Mr. Norton died, I heard in one day the grateful witness of three different graduates, now in full tide of useful life, to their debt f o those lectures in opening their eyes to the beauty and the high possibilities of life. A lawyer, writ...ing from the activities of State Street, Boston, just after Mr. Norton's death, speaks of his instruction as the " SOLID acquisition" he carried from college, without which he should feel himself a " poorer man. " But Mr. Norton's relation with the University was not only as a teacher. It was administrative and ad visory, and he made it human; for he was one of the Faculty, an Overseer, and for a time President of the Alumni Association. Coming back from Europe, where he had been in relation with the scholars, and at the fountains of Old World Culture, he was free from pro- 26 CHARLES ELIOT NORTON vincialism, and could make wise suggestions in the now expanding University.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These were his judgments, perhaps too severe, and fallible; the steady lesson to the class was the high plane of thought and action native to the teacher.
And many young hearers carried away little else, yet that was worth coming to college for. A year before Mr. Norton died, I heard in one day the grateful witness of three different graduates, now in full tide of useful life, to their debt f o those lectures in opening their eyes to the beauty and the high possibilities of life. A lawyer, writ...ing from the activities of State Street, Boston, just after Mr. Norton's death, speaks of his instruction as the " SOLID acquisition" he carried from college, without which he should feel himself a " poorer man. " But Mr. Norton's relation with the University was not only as a teacher. It was administrative and ad visory, and he made it human; for he was one of the Faculty, an Overseer, and for a time President of the Alumni Association. Coming back from Europe, where he had been in relation with the scholars, and at the fountains of Old World Culture, he was free from pro- 26 CHARLES ELIOT NORTON vincialism, and could make wise suggestions in the now expanding University.
What to read after Charles Eliot Norton Two Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Waldo Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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