Westminster Verses
Westminster Verses
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Was a man of exceptional learning in many fields, of great ability and industry. There is no occasion here to enu- merate or criticize his literary works, nor indeed if this were a prefatory appreciation of his poems would it be quite tactful to lay stress on the learningand industry of their author. But this little memoir is a tribute of affec- tion and regret prepared by one old friend on behalf of hundreds of other old friends, in whom his learning and industry first attracted attention and ...laid the foun- dation of that affection with which they soon came to regard him. For here was obviously a sincere man, believing what he preached, who asked no boy to do what he was not doing himself, namely, learning day by day, trying to get nearer the truth and trying to improve hisown skill. A boy who sees a grown man doing this feels an increase of his self-respect, binds himself apprentice 22 A MEMOIR OFTHE AUTHOR to his teacher, imitates him, and if the man is a gentle- man, as J. S. Was, loves as well as admires him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was a man of exceptional learning in many fields, of great ability and industry. There is no occasion here to enu- merate or criticize his literary works, nor indeed if this were a prefatory appreciation of his poems would it be quite tactful to lay stress on the learningand industry of their author. But this little memoir is a tribute of affec- tion and regret prepared by one old friend on behalf of hundreds of other old friends, in whom his learning and industry first attracted attention and ...laid the foun- dation of that affection with which they soon came to regard him. For here was obviously a sincere man, believing what he preached, who asked no boy to do what he was not doing himself, namely, learning day by day, trying to get nearer the truth and trying to improve hisown skill. A boy who sees a grown man doing this feels an increase of his self-respect, binds himself apprentice 22 A MEMOIR OFTHE AUTHOR to his teacher, imitates him, and if the man is a gentle- man, as J. S. Was, loves as well as admires him.
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