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At a special meeting of the Faculty, held Saturday noon, November 17th, 1 894, President Patton appointed Professors Shields, Duffield, Ormond and West a committee to prepare a minute upon the death of Doctor McCosh. Accordingly the following minute was prepared and was subsequently adopted by the Faculty and ordered entered upon the record.
" In recording the death of President McCosh, the Faculty are not able to give 20 THE PRINCETON COLLEGE BULLETIN.
adequate expression to their feeling. For... many years their relations with him were closer than those of any other portion of the Academic body ; and their continued friendship with him since his retirement from office has only deepened the sense of bereavement and increased the veneration and love with which they have followed him to his grave.
While presiding in the Faculty Dr. Mc- Cosh always commanded respect by his conscientious devotion to the interests of the College ; by his fidelity in the routine of official duty ; by his watchful supervis- ion of the details of the whole administra- tion ; by his kindly interest in the labors of his colleagues ; by his hospitable wel- come to every new study and new teacher ; by the wisdom and liberality of his plans for expanding the courses of instruction ; and the wonderful efficiency and success with which he carried these plans toward completion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At a special meeting of the Faculty, held Saturday noon, November 17th, 1 894, President Patton appointed Professors Shields, Duffield, Ormond and West a committee to prepare a minute upon the death of Doctor McCosh. Accordingly the following minute was prepared and was subsequently adopted by the Faculty and ordered entered upon the record.
" In recording the death of President McCosh, the Faculty are not able to give 20 THE PRINCETON COLLEGE BULLETIN.
adequate expression to their feeling. For... many years their relations with him were closer than those of any other portion of the Academic body ; and their continued friendship with him since his retirement from office has only deepened the sense of bereavement and increased the veneration and love with which they have followed him to his grave.
While presiding in the Faculty Dr. Mc- Cosh always commanded respect by his conscientious devotion to the interests of the College ; by his fidelity in the routine of official duty ; by his watchful supervis- ion of the details of the whole administra- tion ; by his kindly interest in the labors of his colleagues ; by his hospitable wel- come to every new study and new teacher ; by the wisdom and liberality of his plans for expanding the courses of instruction ; and the wonderful efficiency and success with which he carried these plans toward completion.
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