Society, the Seminary, the College
Society, the Seminary, the College
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Will not you, then, the cultured gentlemen, that are soon to go forth ♦The following is a list of teachers employed before the Seminary was changed to a College : R. Ryland, Eli Ball, Caleb Burnley, William F. Nelson, Richard A. Claybrook, F. W. Berryman, Elias Dodson, J. G. Barker, J. S. Walthall, James ■C. Clopton.
13 Digitized by Google from these halls of learning, set your faces against such a profana* tion of your mother tongue. From spelling we advanced to ortho- epy, to grammar, to etym...ology, to history, and even to simple Bible- exegesis. These were our table talks.
All the students were then candidates for the ministry, and with only one painful exception, exhibited a truly Christian spirit. They paid no tuition-fees, and most of them received their board on a written pledge that, as soon as Providence should enable them ta do so, they would refund, without interest, what it had cost the So- ciety. If any of them should go on a foreign mission they would be released even from this obligation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will not you, then, the cultured gentlemen, that are soon to go forth ♦The following is a list of teachers employed before the Seminary was changed to a College : R. Ryland, Eli Ball, Caleb Burnley, William F. Nelson, Richard A. Claybrook, F. W. Berryman, Elias Dodson, J. G. Barker, J. S. Walthall, James ■C. Clopton.
13 Digitized by Google from these halls of learning, set your faces against such a profana* tion of your mother tongue. From spelling we advanced to ortho- epy, to grammar, to etym...ology, to history, and even to simple Bible- exegesis. These were our table talks.
All the students were then candidates for the ministry, and with only one painful exception, exhibited a truly Christian spirit. They paid no tuition-fees, and most of them received their board on a written pledge that, as soon as Providence should enable them ta do so, they would refund, without interest, what it had cost the So- ciety. If any of them should go on a foreign mission they would be released even from this obligation.
What to read after Society, the Seminary, the College?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Ryland to read onlineMoreLess
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