Some Makers of Trinity College a Sermon Preached in the Chapel of Trainity Col
Some Makers of Trinity College a Sermon Preached in the Chapel of Trainity Col
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, p. XXXVIII. There is a treatise on the fifth subject, an exposition of which was required by the Statute, De potestate eluvium, among Barrow's Latin Opuseula, 14 former fellows, and among these there is one name which calls for special mention. Some of us have known Dr John Hopkinson from his undergraduate days. We were impressed even then with his remarkable power and energy and the wholesome- ness of his life. When he was most sadly cut off in his prime last summer, * he was already in the ...front rank of those, alike in this country and elsewhere, who are engaged in the application of science to the practical utilities of human life. And we may venture to say that if longer life had been appointed for him, it could not have failed to have brought him ever increasing fame, and would have enabled him to add to the number of his achievements.
It is impossible for any of us to remain unmoved as we reflect upon the great traditions of our house, which have been accumulating for generations down to our own day, the many instances of brilliant gifts well used, the treasury ot countless honourable and beneficent lives ; or when we con- sider the beauty of outward form with which we are surrounded, and all the privileges which we here enjoy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, p. XXXVIII. There is a treatise on the fifth subject, an exposition of which was required by the Statute, De potestate eluvium, among Barrow's Latin Opuseula, 14 former fellows, and among these there is one name which calls for special mention. Some of us have known Dr John Hopkinson from his undergraduate days. We were impressed even then with his remarkable power and energy and the wholesome- ness of his life. When he was most sadly cut off in his prime last summer, * he was already in the ...front rank of those, alike in this country and elsewhere, who are engaged in the application of science to the practical utilities of human life. And we may venture to say that if longer life had been appointed for him, it could not have failed to have brought him ever increasing fame, and would have enabled him to add to the number of his achievements.
It is impossible for any of us to remain unmoved as we reflect upon the great traditions of our house, which have been accumulating for generations down to our own day, the many instances of brilliant gifts well used, the treasury ot countless honourable and beneficent lives ; or when we con- sider the beauty of outward form with which we are surrounded, and all the privileges which we here enjoy.
What to read after Some Makers of Trinity College a Sermon Preached in the Chapel of Trainity Col?
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