Excerpt from The Normalogue, 1920
During our two years under his instruction, he has given us many practical ideas, inspired us with noble thoughts and set before us ideals of infinite value, and we can never forget his words of encouragement, his advice and his helpful suggestions.
The hours Spent in his classes have always been ones Of utmost enjoyment and interest, and we leave, hoping that we may imitate his splendid ability as a teacher.
Indeed, it is with great regret that we bid farewell to this kind, helpful, impartial man, but we shall always cherish the memory of the many hours Spent in his presence.
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