Word: ruggedness
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At Vespers yesterday Rev. F. G. Peabody spoke in memory of Judge Hoar. He said Judge Hoar was one of the most prominent citizens of Massachusetts and one of the best known of Harvard graduates. He was for twenty-four years an Overseer of the College and for the greater...
The sermon was a powerful appeal. The preacher made no attempt to deliver a polished oration; he made all in the audience feel that he had something of highest importance to make clear to them, and he held his hearers in closest attention. The address was full of rugged strength...
Carlyle was essentially a man of feeling and he was one of the greatest poets of the age. He was a poet in conception and an artist in expression. His literary style was a creation of his very own, rugged, disjointed, uncouth even, but bringing out excellently the thoughts which...
Ingomar.At the Hollis Street theatre yesterday evening Miss Julia Marlowe and her company gave "Ingomar." The play itself seems strained and unnatural to the taste of today, but it affords fine scope for Miss Marlowe's refined acting as Parthenia and Eben Plympton's rugged part of Ingomar. Miss Marlowe...
The annual complaint - (vide CRIMSONS for seven years back) - is here again, just a little in advance of the first of December. The water works in the gymnasium are again out of order. We have been told by the goody - that is to say, the cleanly, - that when they come...