Recollections of Lord Coleridge
Recollections of Lord Coleridge
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No word, no thought in Matthew Arnold is unworthy of the austere, religious beauty of the great Abbey in which for centuries his countenance, preserved to us by fine art, will be enshrined 132 RECOLLECTIONS OF and where his memory will enjoy such im- mortality as is possible on earth. Horace had examples before him which in this mat- ter he did not follow. Arnold had exam- ples, also, of a different sort before him, from whom he shrunk with disgust and scorn. No nobler nature, no purer mind, no... loftier char- acter has it been in a long life my good for- tune to know. Envy, jealousy, meanness were unknown to him ; they withered in his presence. His writings were but a revelation of himself — now playful, now serious, always aiming at making the world better and man- kind happier. And, now, to unveil his like- ness and leave him among the graves and monuments of England's greatest men in that magnificent church of which it may be said that they dreamt not of a perishable home who thus could build.
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No word, no thought in Matthew Arnold is unworthy of the austere, religious beauty of the great Abbey in which for centuries his countenance, preserved to us by fine art, will be enshrined 132 RECOLLECTIONS OF and where his memory will enjoy such im- mortality as is possible on earth. Horace had examples before him which in this mat- ter he did not follow. Arnold had exam- ples, also, of a different sort before him, from whom he shrunk with disgust and scorn. No nobler nature, no purer mind, no... loftier char- acter has it been in a long life my good for- tune to know. Envy, jealousy, meanness were unknown to him ; they withered in his presence. His writings were but a revelation of himself — now playful, now serious, always aiming at making the world better and man- kind happier. And, now, to unveil his like- ness and leave him among the graves and monuments of England's greatest men in that magnificent church of which it may be said that they dreamt not of a perishable home who thus could build.
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