Some Impressions of Oxford
Some Impressions of Oxford
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Perhaps then too some young man consecrated by his family to the life of a clergyman, read in secret this very book in this self*same study instead 40 Digitized by VjOOQIC of poring over the pages of the theo- logical works allotted to him. The hours pass on . « . what were they doing then, those from whom we were one day to be bom^ our forefathers — for nobles or commoners we all have their blood running in our veins. To think that only two hundred and fifty years ago there were in this world ...several living beings who in some way or another had some- thing to do with our coming into life.
They went, came^ thought, felt, and in these goings and comings, thoughts and feelings some fragment, smaller or greater, lives again in us. Awful mystery to think that the woof from which our being is formed should have been woven at a time so far distant from us and yet how near — a time when, in a certain sense, we existed already, since the elements which make up our being were all existent then, and identical with that which they are to- day !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps then too some young man consecrated by his family to the life of a clergyman, read in secret this very book in this self*same study instead 40 Digitized by VjOOQIC of poring over the pages of the theo- logical works allotted to him. The hours pass on . « . what were they doing then, those from whom we were one day to be bom^ our forefathers — for nobles or commoners we all have their blood running in our veins. To think that only two hundred and fifty years ago there were in this world ...several living beings who in some way or another had some- thing to do with our coming into life.
They went, came^ thought, felt, and in these goings and comings, thoughts and feelings some fragment, smaller or greater, lives again in us. Awful mystery to think that the woof from which our being is formed should have been woven at a time so far distant from us and yet how near — a time when, in a certain sense, we existed already, since the elements which make up our being were all existent then, and identical with that which they are to- day !
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