Publications volume 3
Publications volume 3
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" An inquiry, from one who w^as not up to college technicals, was answered that a dig meant a laborious student. Robbins has a fine, commanding figure, a forehead w4iich is the home of thought and power, and a voice of great strength and compass. He is an orator. He had the weakest side of the argument, but managed it admirably, and almost made us believe that the zones of genius could be well defined by the zones of the earth. Devereux, of Salem, is a fine writer, and a tolerable speaker. We w...ere sorry that a small part of the audience were diverted from his polished periods, by a phenome- non that disturbed the gravity of some whose years should have taught them more philosophy. There was a hole, about one foot square, over one of the doors leading to the gallery, near the upper part of the side wall of the house. Someone had climbed up in the anti-chamber, and thrust his head through the embrasure, so as to see and hear all that was going on. How it was possible to find a face exactly square, so as to match and fill up the space, with a mouth so wide as to bisect the square, is a mystery that should find a place in the Magnolia of Harvard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" An inquiry, from one who w^as not up to college technicals, was answered that a dig meant a laborious student. Robbins has a fine, commanding figure, a forehead w4iich is the home of thought and power, and a voice of great strength and compass. He is an orator. He had the weakest side of the argument, but managed it admirably, and almost made us believe that the zones of genius could be well defined by the zones of the earth. Devereux, of Salem, is a fine writer, and a tolerable speaker. We w...ere sorry that a small part of the audience were diverted from his polished periods, by a phenome- non that disturbed the gravity of some whose years should have taught them more philosophy. There was a hole, about one foot square, over one of the doors leading to the gallery, near the upper part of the side wall of the house. Someone had climbed up in the anti-chamber, and thrust his head through the embrasure, so as to see and hear all that was going on. How it was possible to find a face exactly square, so as to match and fill up the space, with a mouth so wide as to bisect the square, is a mystery that should find a place in the Magnolia of Harvard.
What to read after Publications volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cambridge Historical Society Mass to read onlineMoreLess
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