Memoir of John Nichol: Professor of English Literature in the University of Glasgow
Memoir of John Nichol: Professor of English Literature in the University of Glasgow
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When, later in the same year, Lushington was elected* Rector of the University of Glasgow, he wrote to Nichol as follows : Park House, Maidstone, Nov. 20, 1884.
My dear Nichol, — The day of doom has past, and folded me in the toils of necessity, fjiiya SovXela^ yayyafiovy as Aeschylus hath it — there is no help for it now, but that I must learn eUwv avayKvi t^Sc Kaivtcrai ^vyov. The labour will at least be sweetened by the thought of how surpassingly kind and generous were the wishes urged upon... me by so many friends to welcome me among them — and if the fuss and trouble of acting the pnrwp is over, if life enough is left in me to enjoy the meeting with colleagues and friends of many years, I shall enjoy it most thoroughly. — Ever yours sincerely, E. L. LUSHINGTON D. RESIGNATION OF THE CHAIR OF ENGLISH LITERATURE IN GLASGOfV.
In 1889 Nichol resigned the University Chair which he had adorned for twenty-seven years. Many things conspired to induce him to take the step. He thought that he had then done all he could well do, in a Scottish University: LATER LIFE IN GLASGOW.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When, later in the same year, Lushington was elected* Rector of the University of Glasgow, he wrote to Nichol as follows : Park House, Maidstone, Nov. 20, 1884.
My dear Nichol, — The day of doom has past, and folded me in the toils of necessity, fjiiya SovXela^ yayyafiovy as Aeschylus hath it — there is no help for it now, but that I must learn eUwv avayKvi t^Sc Kaivtcrai ^vyov. The labour will at least be sweetened by the thought of how surpassingly kind and generous were the wishes urged upon... me by so many friends to welcome me among them — and if the fuss and trouble of acting the pnrwp is over, if life enough is left in me to enjoy the meeting with colleagues and friends of many years, I shall enjoy it most thoroughly. — Ever yours sincerely, E. L. LUSHINGTON D. RESIGNATION OF THE CHAIR OF ENGLISH LITERATURE IN GLASGOfV.
In 1889 Nichol resigned the University Chair which he had adorned for twenty-seven years. Many things conspired to induce him to take the step. He thought that he had then done all he could well do, in a Scottish University: LATER LIFE IN GLASGOW.
What to read after Memoir of John Nichol: Professor of English Literature in the University of Glasgow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Angus Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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