...grammar, and the innutritions shells of unrememberable details in geography. They will get, are getting, some brief glimpse of the wondrous loveliness of nature...brighten their future humble homes and gladden all their after lives. It is this which President Eliot speaks of as ' that finest luxury, to do so some perpetual...

...girls in secondary schools can expand their hearts and minds with science and history and the languages of other lands, who but for President Eliot would...to this great educational reformer, in return for generous and steadfast service of his university, his fellow-men, his country, and his God, what, in...

...monotonous treadmill of formal studies for which they have no aptitude or taste ; and, as the yean go by, hundreds of thousands of the children of the...to this great educational reformer, in return for generous and steadfast service of his university, his fellow-men, his country, and his God, what, in...

...husks of superfluous arithmetic, the thricethreshed straw of unessential grammar, and the innutritious shells of unrememberable geographical details, will...to this great educational reformer, in return for generous and steadfast service of his university, his fellow men, his country, and his God, what, in...

...thrice-threshed straw of unessential grammar, and the innutritions shells of unrememberable geographical deta.ls, will get some brief glimpse of the wondrous loveliness...brighten their future humble homes and gladden all their ufter-lives. In such ' good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over,' has there been given...