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Excerpt from After Forty Years: The Story of the Class of '65, Princeton University, Being an Account of Every Man Who Was at Any Time a Member of the ClassAs to the literary matter, every one, as far as possible, has been asked to speak for himself. Many have done so, but too many, I regret to say, have been written up from informa tion in your Historian's possession. Some could not and some did not talk, and he has had to do the best he coul...

Excerpt from The CrossO christ, who died for men, who died for me, I fall before thy feet, ' and cannot see Aught else beside my grievous sins and thee.How great my work of evil, thou dost know, Thou who for me didst grieve and suffer so, Thou who for me upon the cross didst go.Whatever thing I see, or hear, or speak, My sin is still before me Lord most meek, Thy strong and gracious help alone I seek.That help can put my guilt forever by, And ...

Excerpt from The End of the BeginningNobody ever put any ¿owers on the crum bling yellow marble of the Bexley memorial, or took the time to try to spell the letters of the inset metal tablet that commemorated the alleged virtues of Anthony, armiger, and Priscilla his wife. But the slab, resting table wise on four carved pillars of not impossible height, was a favorite place for Amoret to play tea. One of the legs, to be sure, was suspiciously ...

Excerpt from American Literature, Vol. 2 of 2: 1607-1885Gives a fair promise of his worth to come, That second Irad, Othniel, lifts his hand, And sweeps the heathens from his wasted land, etc.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally rec...