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The rich men of the State have not been wanting to literature and science. They have not been wanting to this University. Let their names be held in everlasting remembrance.
Miss Louisa M. Alcott wrote of him in connection with her father and herself, in an article entitled "A Journey to Fruitlands." Judging from my remembrance of all the characters, the picture is faithfully drawn. Among the odd visitors the climax was reached, when a man came to pass a day and a night, who announced, that he had no need of sleep and had not slept for a year.
The biography of a supreme poet is the history of his kind. He transmits himself by pure vital impression. His remembrance is committed, not to any separable faculty, but to a memory identical with the total being of men. If you would learn his story, listen to the sprites that ride on crimson steeds along the arterial highways, singing of man's destiny as they go.
Hence we see that this fanaticism was a mania of the middle ages, which, in the year 1349, on so fearful an occasion, and while still so fresh in remembrance, needed no new founder; of whom, indeed, all the records are silent.
He does not let the foresight of Peter's desertion chill His praise of Peter's past faithfulness as one of the Twelve. He does not let the remembrance of Peter's faithfulness modify His rebuke for Peter's intended and future desertion.
The remembrance however that I had saved his life was predominant. How his casuistry settled the account between his two oaths I never heard; on that subject he was eternally silent. He was probably ashamed of having taken the first, and of having been tricked out of the second.
"It is more than a year since I received a line from him. He was then still in the West, but made no allusion to the condition of the country." "Irene, I hope to see Russell soon. You were once dear friends; have you any message for him any word of kind remembrance?" One of Irene's hands glided to her side, but she answered composedly
The indications of disease are comparatively slight that is, she has youth on her side, and a good constitution. If the month of March were over, we would have little to fear with another summer before us. Your mother did not die of consumption?" "No, but " The remembrance of what Janet had told her about their "bonny Aunt Marian" took away Graeme's power to speak.
'Oh but you mustn't draw back; you are really doing a kind deed, and it will turn out splendidly, you will see! cried Eva quickly. Vava meanwhile walked home with her sister in the gayest of spirits, and yet a doubt would keep coming into her mind. Then the remembrance of Eva's affectionate parting made her ashamed of her doubts, and she banished them from her mind.
The town of Agen is never ungrateful; she counts thee amongst the most pure and illustrious of her citizens. She will consecrate thy memory in the way most dignified to thee and to herself. "The inhabitants of towns without number, where thou hast exercised thy apostolate of charity, will associate themselves with this work of affection and remembrance.
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