Two Sermons Delivered Before the Second Church And Society Sunday March 10 1
Two Sermons Delivered Before the Second Church And Society Sunday March 10 1
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Welsteed has, he would not have come ; and yet he is an humble, meek, modest man. " * * * * * * * "The other day I was in at Mr. Colman's ; Mr. Cooper was there too. After other talk, we fell upon Piscataqua ; they asked how mat- ters stood there. I told them I lioard that there were some of you in- cUned to hear the professor; and, said they, then they'll have him if they are a people of any taste and relish, wliich they determined that you were ; and I must needs say that it is now a critical... juncture, and the professor's office seems to be so clopnred and cumbered, that a good settlement would, I believe, draw him from his professorship. His salary is but eisrhty pounds ; thoutrh Mr. Colman, who is one of the corporation, says, his endeavors shan't be wanting, to advance it to one hundred and twenty pounds per annum. The professor is not one of the corporation, which seems necessary not only to dignify his office, but also to the faithful discharge of the duties of it. He has been chosen into the corporation, but disaccepted by the overseers, for no other reason, that I know of, but in contradiction to them that elected him — for you know that there is no harmony between the overseers and corporation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Welsteed has, he would not have come ; and yet he is an humble, meek, modest man. " * * * * * * * "The other day I was in at Mr. Colman's ; Mr. Cooper was there too. After other talk, we fell upon Piscataqua ; they asked how mat- ters stood there. I told them I lioard that there were some of you in- cUned to hear the professor; and, said they, then they'll have him if they are a people of any taste and relish, wliich they determined that you were ; and I must needs say that it is now a critical... juncture, and the professor's office seems to be so clopnred and cumbered, that a good settlement would, I believe, draw him from his professorship. His salary is but eisrhty pounds ; thoutrh Mr. Colman, who is one of the corporation, says, his endeavors shan't be wanting, to advance it to one hundred and twenty pounds per annum. The professor is not one of the corporation, which seems necessary not only to dignify his office, but also to the faithful discharge of the duties of it. He has been chosen into the corporation, but disaccepted by the overseers, for no other reason, that I know of, but in contradiction to them that elected him — for you know that there is no harmony between the overseers and corporation.
What to read after Two Sermons Delivered Before the Second Church And Society Sunday March 10 1?
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