The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

with n"r m,.iipyal colleges and ha- 'sr4c.r
and c,,Ahat" follow was -" lab.-
,"ufr" OF a Increment winch Ir,.4.aJ =
revival pT IN" Middle AE,-- ll.
hall col, NagdIl"I. her" pa" me- ...
were, 40 f,.s. WAS fun enough uu ...
.pT the -rrl,.- .t-'lrii ArWIErdi.. ..
all fN" country gIrspu- cam" ur. ..
Ou tu" CONDEMNATION OF NIrt
uuurky In newer hearing Newman .....
a." had Just h..'u forced by 80" t,...
iN" university fp retire from o."
of ~ Mary = and had Withdraw ....
salo,t CIRCLE Of disciples 10 his ru.r....
At Il'ti"moor. / heard INN I.'
.ary .c. which Do" did ia mo..
monotone. thar ur might seem u. ...
u.r" mpu'hulecr Of tn" thur...
face. | alway- thought. n.,'pk"naa -
m.nf and aCut"ne-- much NOR. f...
strength. he was always In quest. ,..-
Of the truth. hut 81 the best system s...
/ -.ntlug sharp contrast - hl, brother
2 Francis whom aisp | knew well. ami w D.
/ through all his changes ut opinions .......
I III. truth with ~ing."ne-s II heart. IT,.
-Grammir Of Assent ~ an apuira'.,
| for making Yourself believe or fancy that
I you believe things which are good s.-
you but Of which there Is no proof o.
may b. doubted whether. when the I.t
! IN II conversion was over. Newman va
= "A hearty Roman Catholic or bell"y.,l .,
he vowed he did in St JanuarIu~ and '.a
l Hou-" ~ l.orstto. Manning ACCUSED hIu
Of minimizing Catholicism. and he lavar
would make converts from III" Ang"glH
Church.
Few 81 the students 81 those days 'sv
AZ least 81 the Intellect al and serious class,
I -. -. ..rs0 .
mans styl. or failed To he Fascinated by
ms romantic presentation 81 the nedl.y4i
church after the aridty IL the high AMI
dry regime.
Pusev | used 10 SOC going about win
.orrowfll vi-ige and dowucast eyes AMI
look inc lik. the embodiment of his favor
h.. doctrine. tho irrrrnisslhllity ot post-
haptI-rnal in 1 heard him preach. 10
was uudsn.ah'y learned. hut by n means
logical pr clear. His catena- wanted a
link In his moral passages. however. hs
was hi ghy impr"--iv" m his ascetic wav.
Manning saw ascend the pulpit a most
imposing figure. looking lik" an appa-l',.G
IT tn" Middle Ages. hut | thought him a
linking cyfnpal as IN fact he turns oar -
have boon. That b." would never have
-ac"ied II they would have mad" hun
Bishop was IN" opinion Of his hrpthar-lr-
law samuel ~ ONford. az Ward | hap
tr.rai o. -.... great deal when I wa- road
ing with q follow 81 Ralliol m tine vacation
and lined On their Cnnm0'n room. ~" was
J first rat" dIal.ctIciau. shrinking from rp
cuuou-Iuu and / fancy rather reveiIrg
Iu ju. unruar which Do" mad". H- J1vp.-
ay.waI thar ci"rgvm"u of the 'hurrn o
England were embracing ~" whp'" cvc."
Il Roman dDotrlu" brought matters % B.
h"ti and forced the hand IL newman.
who had probably looked TO remaining
I"linr iu ~" Church Of England and Y.'.-
mA'"ly negotiating reunion with Rome.
Ntrf.- iigur" was crut-~gu". almost , ale
-tlf1Itn. though very ftf ~" walked vii.
% sort 81 skip. and wore. low. loose -rnt..
which nH had trick e kicking n H"wt~
q "auuIdat" Tor tn" fellowship 0f All ~"Hl.-
I'D the DAYS when the qualifications '.r
Election Their" were social and candidates
W.r" invited 200 ilu" with tho warden 49,
fellows that their social aptitui"s mIgr'
h.. seem. NHri. so fr" story ran. kIcA"t
his shoes ~ under tine table. q rival can
t.I4tn pushed Thorn away from him. ant
when the party rose 20 pass from the hiu
into IN" common room Ward stood up
without his shoes. There was something
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