My Life Work
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From Boston we went to Montreal and went over the McGill university — a noble institution. The finest science college there cost half a million sterling, and was the gift of one of the citizens. I saw the late venerable Principal, Sir William Dawson, on what proved to be his death-bed. He was the most able scientist in Canada, and had done more than any one else to build up the McGill University. He spoke with the simplicity of a child of 5 FOURTH VISIT TO AMERICA 435 his Christian faith. He ha...d found no contradiction between science and Christianity. He died soon after.
We paid a brief visit to Quebec, stapng in the Frontenac Hotel, the view from which, on the Dufferin Terrace, is one of the finest in the world. I would rank Quebec as the most picturesque city I ever saw. We also took a short run to Ottawa, and then visited that prosperous city, Toronto, where I lectured to the students of Knox College, under their venerable President, Principal Caven, and saw the first Canadian regiment fitting out for the war with great enthusiasm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Boston we went to Montreal and went over the McGill university — a noble institution. The finest science college there cost half a million sterling, and was the gift of one of the citizens. I saw the late venerable Principal, Sir William Dawson, on what proved to be his death-bed. He was the most able scientist in Canada, and had done more than any one else to build up the McGill University. He spoke with the simplicity of a child of 5 FOURTH VISIT TO AMERICA 435 his Christian faith. He ha...d found no contradiction between science and Christianity. He died soon after.
We paid a brief visit to Quebec, stapng in the Frontenac Hotel, the view from which, on the Dufferin Terrace, is one of the finest in the world. I would rank Quebec as the most picturesque city I ever saw. We also took a short run to Ottawa, and then visited that prosperous city, Toronto, where I lectured to the students of Knox College, under their venerable President, Principal Caven, and saw the first Canadian regiment fitting out for the war with great enthusiasm.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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