In Memory of Rev William Hamilton Miller Dd
In Memory of Rev William Hamilton Miller Dd
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They knew he loved them in spite of all their folly and shame.
Nor did they mistake his affection for them for approval of their lives. Some of them, at least, have confessed that it was in his sufficient light they began first to see the past in shame and the future in hope.
He was the same man here in Brj^n Mawr for thirty-three years that he was in Princeton, only matured and ripened. You saw the full blown flower of the qualities which in his college course were in the bud. His conscientiou...sness even then was so marked that in all probability it was the first quality to impress new acquaintances. In all the years I knew him, I am sure I never once thought it possible that he could shirk his duty or skimp his work. Anything perfunctory or slipshod was altogether alien to him. He was so scrupulously conscientious that it made him always the most humble of men. He was so far from being what he felt he ought to be that he could call himself "the chief of sinners" without any thought of hyperbole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They knew he loved them in spite of all their folly and shame.
Nor did they mistake his affection for them for approval of their lives. Some of them, at least, have confessed that it was in his sufficient light they began first to see the past in shame and the future in hope.
He was the same man here in Brj^n Mawr for thirty-three years that he was in Princeton, only matured and ripened. You saw the full blown flower of the qualities which in his college course were in the bud. His conscientiou...sness even then was so marked that in all probability it was the first quality to impress new acquaintances. In all the years I knew him, I am sure I never once thought it possible that he could shirk his duty or skimp his work. Anything perfunctory or slipshod was altogether alien to him. He was so scrupulously conscientious that it made him always the most humble of men. He was so far from being what he felt he ought to be that he could call himself "the chief of sinners" without any thought of hyperbole.
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