Princeton Sketches the Story of Nassau Hall
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At the commencement of 1888 Dr. McCosh surrendered the keys which he had held for twenty years. It was a deeply impressive sight to see that tall and rugged figure, that massive head fringed with locks of white, that strongly featured face furrowed with the lines of thousiht and shining with the lio-ht of a o C o gracious soul, as the retiring President told the story of " Twenty Years of Princeton College, " and transferred the responsibility of his beloved college to another.
" I take the ste...p, " he says, " firmly and decidedly. The shadows are lengthening, the day is declining. My age, seven years above the threescore and ten, compels it, Providence pohits to it, conscience enjoins it, the good of the college demands it. I take the step as one of duty. I feel relieved as I take it. " The mantle of Elijah has fallen u[)on Elisha.
126 PRINCETON SKETCHES.
While we leave the college in the hands of another, let us take a look at the venerable ex-President in the home of his old ao-e on Prospect Avenue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the commencement of 1888 Dr. McCosh surrendered the keys which he had held for twenty years. It was a deeply impressive sight to see that tall and rugged figure, that massive head fringed with locks of white, that strongly featured face furrowed with the lines of thousiht and shining with the lio-ht of a o C o gracious soul, as the retiring President told the story of " Twenty Years of Princeton College, " and transferred the responsibility of his beloved college to another.
" I take the ste...p, " he says, " firmly and decidedly. The shadows are lengthening, the day is declining. My age, seven years above the threescore and ten, compels it, Providence pohits to it, conscience enjoins it, the good of the college demands it. I take the step as one of duty. I feel relieved as I take it. " The mantle of Elijah has fallen u[)on Elisha.
126 PRINCETON SKETCHES.
While we leave the college in the hands of another, let us take a look at the venerable ex-President in the home of his old ao-e on Prospect Avenue.
What to read after Princeton Sketches the Story of Nassau Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Riddle Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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