The Catholics And the Public Schools
The Catholics And the Public Schools
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He speaks of himself as buried in Greek studies.
1500-5] Erasmus Congratulates Colet 103 Erasmus to Colet * " If our friendship, most learned Colet, had been of a common- place kind, or your habits those of the common run of men, I should indeed have been somewhat fearful lest it might have been extinguished, or at least cooled, by our long and wide separation. . . . But I prefer to believe that the cause of my having received no letter from you now for several years, lies rather in your press ...of business, or ignorance of my whereabouts, or even in myself, than in your forgetfulness of an old friend. . . .
" I am much surprised that you have not yet given to the world any of your commentaries on St. Paul and the Gospels. I know your modesty, but surely you ought to conquer that, and print them for the public good.
" As to the title of Doctor and Dean, I do not so much con- gratulate you about these — for I know well they will bring you nothing but labour — as those for whose good you are to bear them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He speaks of himself as buried in Greek studies.
1500-5] Erasmus Congratulates Colet 103 Erasmus to Colet * " If our friendship, most learned Colet, had been of a common- place kind, or your habits those of the common run of men, I should indeed have been somewhat fearful lest it might have been extinguished, or at least cooled, by our long and wide separation. . . . But I prefer to believe that the cause of my having received no letter from you now for several years, lies rather in your press ...of business, or ignorance of my whereabouts, or even in myself, than in your forgetfulness of an old friend. . . .
" I am much surprised that you have not yet given to the world any of your commentaries on St. Paul and the Gospels. I know your modesty, but surely you ought to conquer that, and print them for the public good.
" As to the title of Doctor and Dean, I do not so much con- gratulate you about these — for I know well they will bring you nothing but labour — as those for whose good you are to bear them.
What to read after The Catholics And the Public Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Martyn Scudder to read onlineMoreLess
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