Secretary's Third Report
Secretary's Third Report
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A man of the highest ideals and ambitions, never angry, always sympathetic, he vas one to whom his friends instinctively turned for comfort and ad- vice. He could not be said to acquire learning easily, but he^ stood high in his classes by dint of faithful application, and knowledge once gained was never forgotten. He was not a grind ; he went out for freshman football, and although never placed higher than the second or third eleven, he helped to make the first team better. In the following ye...ars he took up rowing and was on the river as often as opportunity offered. By tutoring in his spare time, and working during^ the summer months, he helped to put himself through college and it was this extra strain, without sufficient rest, which undermined his resistance. He received his diploma during^ the midyear period of the senior year, and shortly afterward went to Rutland for treatment, but did not improve. After a brief return to Boston, he left for Maine, but gradually^ lost ground in spite of an open-air life, enduring with a cheerful patience, and looking forward with an almost 254 Digitized by VjOOQIC Records op the Class pathetic eagerness to Class Day, which he did not live to see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man of the highest ideals and ambitions, never angry, always sympathetic, he vas one to whom his friends instinctively turned for comfort and ad- vice. He could not be said to acquire learning easily, but he^ stood high in his classes by dint of faithful application, and knowledge once gained was never forgotten. He was not a grind ; he went out for freshman football, and although never placed higher than the second or third eleven, he helped to make the first team better. In the following ye...ars he took up rowing and was on the river as often as opportunity offered. By tutoring in his spare time, and working during^ the summer months, he helped to put himself through college and it was this extra strain, without sufficient rest, which undermined his resistance. He received his diploma during^ the midyear period of the senior year, and shortly afterward went to Rutland for treatment, but did not improve. After a brief return to Boston, he left for Maine, but gradually^ lost ground in spite of an open-air life, enduring with a cheerful patience, and looking forward with an almost 254 Digitized by VjOOQIC Records op the Class pathetic eagerness to Class Day, which he did not live to see.
What to read after Secretary's Third Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvard College (1780 - ). Class of 1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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