The English Dominicans
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, p. 17. '' Ibid. , p. 21. B Ibid. , p. 24.
196 Ufoe jEnglisb Dominicans own brethren. In the defensions of three of his pupils in 1780, held publicly in the University on 2 August, he boldly set forward his theories. The publication of these, some time before the event, roused so much fierce feeling and such an outcry against his orthodoxy that Fr. Hyacinth was coun- selled not to attend the meeting. Indeed, feeling ran so violently that he had to surrender his chair and leave for England. His... views were certainly very personal; but his fine understanding soon found other outlets for its vigour. No mean poet, he wrote voluminously for the periodicals of his day; and his classical accomplishments proved of great solace to him during his mission work in England. His truly temperamental carelessness in the matter of dress nearly got him haled off by a press gang for the navy ; indeed, he was already being marched off unwillingly to sea when a friend recognized him and intervened, and by means of some expen- diture in the way of grog, secured his freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, p. 17. '' Ibid. , p. 21. B Ibid. , p. 24.
196 Ufoe jEnglisb Dominicans own brethren. In the defensions of three of his pupils in 1780, held publicly in the University on 2 August, he boldly set forward his theories. The publication of these, some time before the event, roused so much fierce feeling and such an outcry against his orthodoxy that Fr. Hyacinth was coun- selled not to attend the meeting. Indeed, feeling ran so violently that he had to surrender his chair and leave for England. His... views were certainly very personal; but his fine understanding soon found other outlets for its vigour. No mean poet, he wrote voluminously for the periodicals of his day; and his classical accomplishments proved of great solace to him during his mission work in England. His truly temperamental carelessness in the matter of dress nearly got him haled off by a press gang for the navy ; indeed, he was already being marched off unwillingly to sea when a friend recognized him and intervened, and by means of some expen- diture in the way of grog, secured his freedom.
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