Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...life, - God's life, and the soul that partakes of the life of God, partakes of the truth of God Christ was was such a one: I am the truth and the life. Each one of us is a priest to some person or other, and there is constant need of men in the world to act as priests, to stand between the living and the dead. In political life and in business life this is the overwhelming need...
...size of the course. If it were open only to seniors and juniors it would be brought within fairly reasonable limits. It could then be given in a room where all members of the course could hear the lecturer and where the latter would not be on a constant strain. This would insure the fine arts courses being given for a longer time than Professor Norton can possibly give them under the present conditions. Even if there were no necessity of limiting the size of the courses it is still a question whether they should be thrown open...
...some great social revolution, but by the education of the mind and conscience of individuals. The work you are trying to do seems slow, and is not showy, but it is the real work after all. I wish you would tell the members of the Union of my constant thought of them. Say to them, please, that I think we are dealing with the social question in the most healthy, quiet and manly way, and that if the Union prospers in its present lines, it will have a broad influence in the world. It is very strange that you should...
...photographs of the southern stars were taken, and from these much valuable information was obtained. The negatives were sent to Cambridge and are now stored with other valuable collections which have been made from the observatory at Cambridge. These latter observations have been taken photometrically and micrometrically, requiring constant use of the instruments. Nearly 4,000 photographs have been made, embracing the spectra of all the stars visible in Cambridge. Among the collection are a series of negatives, representing the condition of the sky for the past six years, and they are supposed to be the most complete set that...
...assembled in the Providence Station and took the train for Fall River where they boarded the steamer "Pilgrim" for New York. The Fall River management provided special menus, appropriately inscribed, for the meals which the club had on the boat. The night was very foggy and the constant ringing of the bells made sleep impossible, so that when the steamer arrived in New York, several hours late, the men were very tired. At eleven they left Jersey City in special cars for Washington, arriving there at about five. Lunch was served on the cars by a caterer. Carriages were waiting...