...heart. And if, early in the day, they are struck down, we clasp our hands in sudden anguish, and a cry goes up that the field is lost. And though this despair...from the surface of the earth, and become absorbed into its substance, the perennial root of their life remains, bearing a blossom ever fair, and a foliage...

...tents of ease, and advance to the dangers of lonely enterprise and the conflict with splendid wrong. But there is a life higher than either of these. The...majesty of their spirit is essential and eternal. While to some God gives it to show themselves through their work, to others he assigns it to show themselves...

...from his private life, for lie was honorable, truthful, pure, and lovely. "The noblest workers of the world bequeath us nothing so great as the image of...majesty of their spirit is essential and eternal." At the opening of the session 1877-78 in the Nashville Medical College, he seemed in more than his...

...of every good cause that has mustered for battle on his earth ; yet, no doubt, the victory in such a case is deferred : the plan is broken off : the painful...from the surface of the earth, and become absorbed into its substance, the perennial root of their life remains, bearing a blossom ever fair, and a foliage...

...ripen ere it dropped. The great function of their life required time for its fulfilment ; and time hns been denied. Their beneficent action was wholly through...from the surface of the earth, and become absorbed into its substance, the perennial root of their life remains, bearing a blossom ever fair, and a foliage...

...as worlds are made of; and the power to unfold them shall ever be ours, in ever-increasing measure. To GET good is animal ; to do good is human ; to be...bequeath us nothing so great as the image of themselves. — James Martineau. WHEN the Christian churches shall have removed from their confessions the doctrine...

...can diminish, becsuse it was a greatness not of what he had nor of what he did, but of what he was. " The noblest workers of our world bequeath us nothing...transient. The majesty of their spirit is essential aud eternal. IL God give us men. A time like this demands Great hearts, strong mind», true faith,...

...is necessary, drop all color of emotion out of it and let it be seen in the white light of truth." The true use of a man's possessions is to help his...bequeath us nothing so great as the image of themselves. — James Martineau. "What is the secret of your life?" asked Mrs. Browning of Charles Kingsley; "tell...

...to have been a hero." In almost identical language, a great ethical and philosophical writer adds: "The noblest workers of our world bequeath us nothing...majesty of their spirit is essential and eternal." But one might still think, here, only of an example. The other life, however, must be more to me than...

...from his private life, for he was honorable, truthful, pure and lovely. The noblest workers of the world bequeath us nothing so great as the image of...majesty of their spirit is essential and eternal.' " PRESENTATION OF HIS PORTRAIT. A committee which had been appointed to gather together the portraits...