Eulogy On Nathaniel Bowditch Lld President of the American Academy of Arts a
Eulogy On Nathaniel Bowditch Lld President of the American Academy of Arts a
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The par- ticulars of his private life have already been fully exhibited in the interesting publications before referred to, and it is only necessary on the present occasion to add a few general remarks upon that subject.
In social life Dr. Bowditch was distinguished for great integrity, extraordinary energy of character, and unremitting zeal and perseverance in whatever he un- dertook to accomplish. His manner was ardent, and indicative of that warm heart, which has now ceased to throb for thos...e friends who enjoyed the happiness of his society. His deportment was, to an extraordinary degree, unaffected and simple ; and, in the expression of his opinions, he had an unmeasured frankness, which a heartless age of artificial civility would hardly consent to rank among the virtues. His reverence for truth, and for probity of character, was as deep-rooted, as his indignation was inexorable on the discovery of fraud or duplicity.
With a strong intellect, which was never unem- ployed, and a sensitive moral principle always in full * See Note K, at the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The par- ticulars of his private life have already been fully exhibited in the interesting publications before referred to, and it is only necessary on the present occasion to add a few general remarks upon that subject.
In social life Dr. Bowditch was distinguished for great integrity, extraordinary energy of character, and unremitting zeal and perseverance in whatever he un- dertook to accomplish. His manner was ardent, and indicative of that warm heart, which has now ceased to throb for thos...e friends who enjoyed the happiness of his society. His deportment was, to an extraordinary degree, unaffected and simple ; and, in the expression of his opinions, he had an unmeasured frankness, which a heartless age of artificial civility would hardly consent to rank among the virtues. His reverence for truth, and for probity of character, was as deep-rooted, as his indignation was inexorable on the discovery of fraud or duplicity.
With a strong intellect, which was never unem- ployed, and a sensitive moral principle always in full * See Note K, at the end.
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