Odds And Ends
Odds And Ends
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That the Dean was the head was, of course, recognised, but there are 'many members of the same body, ' and all members have not the same office. Here, again, especially with those with whom you are more intimately brought in contact, as the govern- ing body, relations may be strained. There is room for ' friction. ' There is a notion prevalent that ' strained relations ' are the normal condition of Dean and Chapter, that a ' Chapter ' is rarely held with- out internecine squabbles. My experienc...e is all to the contrary. I cannot recall in fourteen years a single instance where there has not been what we pray in our opening prayer may animate us — a 'spirit of godly concord. ' If a Dean were an autocrat, intent on having everything his own way, regardless of the wishes or opinions of the Canons, friction could not but arise and touch the bloom of * godly concord. ' I suppose that practically no one always stands on his rights ; I have some which I think I have hardly ever had occasion to 220 ODDS AND ENDS assert and insist on.
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That the Dean was the head was, of course, recognised, but there are 'many members of the same body, ' and all members have not the same office. Here, again, especially with those with whom you are more intimately brought in contact, as the govern- ing body, relations may be strained. There is room for ' friction. ' There is a notion prevalent that ' strained relations ' are the normal condition of Dean and Chapter, that a ' Chapter ' is rarely held with- out internecine squabbles. My experienc...e is all to the contrary. I cannot recall in fourteen years a single instance where there has not been what we pray in our opening prayer may animate us — a 'spirit of godly concord. ' If a Dean were an autocrat, intent on having everything his own way, regardless of the wishes or opinions of the Canons, friction could not but arise and touch the bloom of * godly concord. ' I suppose that practically no one always stands on his rights ; I have some which I think I have hardly ever had occasion to 220 ODDS AND ENDS assert and insist on.
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