Silver Jubilee of the University of Notre Dame June 23rd 1869
Silver Jubilee of the University of Notre Dame June 23rd 1869
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Mr. Wile's address was a well-written production, and delivered with the force and spirit characteristic of that young gentleman.
The orations of Messrs. Keeler, "White and Fleming, representing respectively the Scientific, Commercial and Law Departments, were quite above the average of pro- ductions presented on such occasions. Mr. Keeler, a graduate of the present year, is certainly a young gen- tleman whose mind is well stored with the lore of sci- ence and disciplined in the love of wisdom....
THE JUNIOKS' PLAY.
The programme of this play, as usual, set expectation on tiptoe.
Nor did the play disappoint the high anticipations of the friends of the Juniors. The curtain rose, revealing "the mimic field of strife. " the chequered scenes of joy and grief in the journey of life, the trials, temptations, sad fall and final repentance of the prodigal law student. The play itself, written by a talented lady friend, is too well known to require any criticism at our hands. Of NOTRE DAME. 233 the actors, some who were, perhaps, like Horace's hero, born actors, laughed and wept, and walked and talked, and fought and bled and died with a vim, as if they were used to and rather liked it, their motto, a very good one too, being the energetic dictum of some wise old philosopher (name forgotten): '"Quod agis, age" or, in plain English, "What you do, do!" D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Wile's address was a well-written production, and delivered with the force and spirit characteristic of that young gentleman.
The orations of Messrs. Keeler, "White and Fleming, representing respectively the Scientific, Commercial and Law Departments, were quite above the average of pro- ductions presented on such occasions. Mr. Keeler, a graduate of the present year, is certainly a young gen- tleman whose mind is well stored with the lore of sci- ence and disciplined in the love of wisdom....
THE JUNIOKS' PLAY.
The programme of this play, as usual, set expectation on tiptoe.
Nor did the play disappoint the high anticipations of the friends of the Juniors. The curtain rose, revealing "the mimic field of strife. " the chequered scenes of joy and grief in the journey of life, the trials, temptations, sad fall and final repentance of the prodigal law student. The play itself, written by a talented lady friend, is too well known to require any criticism at our hands. Of NOTRE DAME. 233 the actors, some who were, perhaps, like Horace's hero, born actors, laughed and wept, and walked and talked, and fought and bled and died with a vim, as if they were used to and rather liked it, their motto, a very good one too, being the energetic dictum of some wise old philosopher (name forgotten): '"Quod agis, age" or, in plain English, "What you do, do!" D.
What to read after Silver Jubilee of the University of Notre Dame June 23rd 1869?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Notre Dame to read onlineMoreLess
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