Horae subsecivae

491쪽

perceptionis right and wron in the understanding. The character of the lesse Founder of ur aithbecam an abstractis moralit to determine thejud ent, hil a the fame time it me in persona an Viabia D love. The written or an establishedchumii prevente a degeneration into ungoverned Sticism, ut the redominant principi os vital religion always emaine that os self- sacrifice to the Saviour. Not oesy the igher division o moralduties, ut the simple, primar impulses O benevolence, ere Subordinate to this ne absorbin pas- Sion. The world was loves in Christinione. Thebrethren ere member of his mystica body. Allthe therion is that had astene down the spirit of

the universe to ur narro round of earlli,ere asnothinii comparison to thi goiden ches of susse in and self-sacrifice, hichistinc rivete in hearios man to ne lio, lihe himself, was acquainte Withmes Puin is Me de est Min me have in ur nature, and union throughiat has always seeme more realan more hol than any ther.

492쪽

oneriores litior the other and assain has heen trul said tobe the deepest thing inmur nature,' solis it sea that wil bring the depilis os our natur Withi ou knowle e. A great capacit os su ering belong to genius and it has been observe that an altemation os onulnes an dejectio is quit a character- istic os the an os genius as intensit in ither ind. In his Nocles rem Boois, p. 2I6, e recurso it:- Pain,' inys a riter hos early death williso prevent his hein long remem-bered, pes is the deepest thing that we have in ur nature, and union thro h patia has always semed more real and more olythan an other. V

493쪽

a lius it is that to acti ne of us me death os Arthur aliam his thought an affections his vlew of God os ur relation to Him, of uty, of the mean in and worth of this ori and the nexi,-πhere e no is have an individua significance. He is bound p in oti bundie os seri e must be

494쪽

Necesse es tanquam immaturam moriem ejus E mam si amen fas era aut ere, σν omnino moriem

495쪽

cane, quia tanti juvenis utor alitas m is nisa quam

vita M. Vivit enim, vivetque Semper, atque etiam latius in memoria hominum e sermone errabitur, possquam ab oculis recessit.

496쪽

The fosso vin extracis, froin the nno, of Hen=γHumaurice a a mentione above, hicli hasbeen appende to a reprint of his rQther'. maius for private Circulation), formis itin clos to this memoria oscillese two rothers, who ere lovelyan pleasant in their lives, and are o by the irdeath no divi ted But sew monilis have lapsed since the pages fra Memoriam recalle to the mind of many, and impresse on the eari os ali ho perused thena, the melanchol circumstances attending the sudden

497쪽

the eminenc os an onourable name; no ne howas flected by the stri hin and tragi satalit ostwo suci successive hereavemenis, Wil deem an apo log neede so this hori and imperfeci emoir. Henry ligna aurice Hallam the otinger Son ofHenr Hallam, Esq. was bona o thera Istis Augusti824 too his secon nam Dona his o lsather, the arquis os Lansdowne. . . . . A abit os reserve, hici characterige him at ali period oscit se, but which was compensated in the cyes of eventiis sint companion by a Singula SNeetnes Ostemper, Was producet an sostered by the serious thoughtsulnes ensuing upo early familiarit with

religious. Religioni ad a rea effect pon his Character an malle in tranquil abolit great things, though he was o nervolis abolit litile things. He a calle Oxo the bar in Trinit Term I 85o, and ecam a member of the Midiani Circuit in the summer Immediatet asicroard hecioine hissam ii in a toti on the Continent. 1 The had peni

498쪽

the early par of the autum a Rome, and wereretum in northwariis, he he was attached by sudden an severe liness, affecting the vita powers,

and accompanie by en ebled Circulatio an genera prostration o strength. He was able, illi difficultri to reacti Sienna, here ite an rapidi through exhaustion, an expire o Friday, October 5. Itis to e liope that he id not experience any

to the last, an me his early death os,hicli his

presentiments for severat ears, ad been frequentand ver singular With calmnes an sortitude. There is reason to apprelaend stom medica examination, that his life ould o have been o verylon duration, even ad his unhappy lineas notoCCurred But for ome ear past his health adbeen apparenti much improved and secure asit seeme to b b his unintermitte temperance, and by a Caremines in regimen hicli his early feeblenes of constitution ad rendere habituat, thos to hom he was eares an dearest ad ingreat meaSure, ceased to regar him illi anxiet, . His remalias ere mugiit to En and and a Wasinterred, o December ad in levedon Churcii, Somersetshire, by the fide os his rother, his sister, άnd his mollier.

For continuous and sustaine thought he hadan extraordinar capacity the ias of his in beinp

499쪽

ci 'Cidedi to ard analytica processes a Characteristic hicli a illustrate a Cambridge by his

unis orna partialit for analysis, an Comparative distast for the geometrica method in his mathematica studies. His early pronenes to Weli pon he more recondite departinent of each scienccan branch of inquir has been allude to bove. It is noto b inferre that, as a Consequence filiis tendency, e linde himself, at an perio ofhis life to the necessit and the ut o practicat

Cambridge, he voluntarii became a teacher in paristi unday-School for the ahe of applyin his theories of religious education to the time lien, 9n the oint of settici forti on his last sata jou aey, e frame a plan o obtaining access, in theenSuin Winter, o a large Commercia estabiistiment, in the ne os familiarietin himself,ith the actuat course an minute delat os mercantile trans

500쪽

both sor it depili an extent. For hos unitediuith aim in a companion siti more than ordinari l3close his si ieiadsilip ad ahen such a character ait have almost ecome a necessit os existence. But it was pon his famil that he lavished ali the wealth of his disposition - affection ithout tint,