Official Proceedings At the Dedication of the Statue of Daniel Webster At Concord, New Hampshire On the 17th Day of June, 1886
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Lord, who to an unsur- passed degree combined the full courage of his convictions with vigor, tact, and marvelous ability, and whose memory is specially dear to the sons of Dartmouth, was the college president. Profes- sors Haddock, Sanborn, Chase, Brown, Crosby, Young, with tutors Joseph Bartlett and Brown, became our active teachers. All are gone. I believe no one then connected with the college in any offi- cial capacity now remains to tell the tale of college reminiscences.
PROCEEDINGS OP D...ARTMOUTH ALUMNI. 79 But changed as all is in the college and its immediate surround- ings, there are no changes more marked than those involved in the means and methods of reaching Hanover from all directions, and especially in the roadside accommodations. In 1840 the stages usually left Concord for Hanover at four o'clock a. M., but at the beginning of the college term, when crowded with students, they started as early as two o'clock in the morning. With the highways double-rutted by the heavily loaded eight and ten horse teams, it took full twelve hours of hard driving, ** astraddle the ruts,'''' and harder riding, to make the journey from Concord to Dartmouth College.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord, who to an unsur- passed degree combined the full courage of his convictions with vigor, tact, and marvelous ability, and whose memory is specially dear to the sons of Dartmouth, was the college president. Profes- sors Haddock, Sanborn, Chase, Brown, Crosby, Young, with tutors Joseph Bartlett and Brown, became our active teachers. All are gone. I believe no one then connected with the college in any offi- cial capacity now remains to tell the tale of college reminiscences.
PROCEEDINGS OP D...ARTMOUTH ALUMNI. 79 But changed as all is in the college and its immediate surround- ings, there are no changes more marked than those involved in the means and methods of reaching Hanover from all directions, and especially in the roadside accommodations. In 1840 the stages usually left Concord for Hanover at four o'clock a. M., but at the beginning of the college term, when crowded with students, they started as early as two o'clock in the morning. With the highways double-rutted by the heavily loaded eight and ten horse teams, it took full twelve hours of hard driving, ** astraddle the ruts,'''' and harder riding, to make the journey from Concord to Dartmouth College.
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