Word: fearfully
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...seok refuge from oppression and freedom in political and religious thought and action. If they are our superiors we must welcome them; if they are our equals we have no reason of depriving them of the advantage we now enjoy; if they are our inferiors we have nothing to fear from them...
...have wisdom without knowledge or knowledge without wisdom, but one in the latter class is nothing more than a learned fool. The literature of the Old Testament is a wisdom literature and while it does not give a solution to the mysteries of life, it teaches us to fear God and this is the beginning of wisdom. Religion is not an expression of opinion nor is belief in immortality, valuable as it may be, essential to it. It is, in its truest sense faith, hope and love. They are the threads of life and give the key to the solution...
...They gazed up in to his from the clear waters, they looked down from the blue sky, and as he threw himself in a frenzy on the ground and buried his face in his hands, they peered out of the depths of the earth. But the Christian need not fear remorse; his thoughts are not for the past but for the future. He knows that his sins are abundantly forgiven...
...these religious services; and their work has been a very material aid to the success of the meetings. This year a large chorus is desired, and, as Mr. Frederic Palmer '69, who has the meetings in charge, has stated in the CRIMSON, no man need be deterred for fear of lack of sufficient musical ability. It is a work which has appealed to Harvard students in the past. It should appeal with even greater strength now that the need is more pressing. Mr. Palmer has asked all men who care to help him to send their names before the Christmas...
...will do their utmost to co-operate with the clubs and make this concert in every way a decided success. So many of the students come from this immediate vicinity that they could well use their influence towards the attendance and financial success of the concert. We have no fear but that the musical clubs will do their part most crediatably. They should be supported in their work tonight which bears so directly on the welfare of an important branch of our athletics...