Word: rich
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Bishop Ingram's greatest work has been among the poor of London. While cannot of St. Paul's he preached his famous series of sermons of "Men who Crucify Christ," in which he mercilessly arranged the large property owners living in the best quarters of London who were growing rich from the exorbitant rents of their tenements in the slums. When he became Bishop of London he used his greater influence constantly in the interests of the poor, realizing that the segregation of the rich is one of the greatest evils of society. While he was at Oxford, where...
...Barton, W. K. Blodgett, 2nd, C. Bosson, G. Carleton, W. M. Coler, L. Crocker, L. E. Drew, F. M. Eliot, L. P. Emerson, H. B. Fox, A. Glaser, E. G. Greene, A. Gregg, D. Hoar, G. Judd, A. A. Leven, H. K. Moderwell, D. C. Nugent, Jr., S. G. Rich, F. C. Stevens, Jr., B. S. Ulrich, G. T. Vought, Jr., W. B. Walker, F. A. Welch...
...Rich, S G, Perkins...
...larger part of the number is composed of fiction. Mr. Simonson's "Unfinished Madonna" is a delicately told story, rich in sensuous suggestion; and has a symmetry of form and a subdued harmony of tone that give it artistic quality. The characters are on the whole so well imagined that one regrets the more keenly the lapse of imagination that compels him to conclude the story by a suicide. The same regret occurs to one in reading Mr. Carb's terrible but effective character study "Leri," though in this case the suicide is not only more clearly inevitable but better...
...Lowell '77, of Chestnut Hill; I. T. Burr '79, of Milton; R. W. Ellis '79, of Springfield; R. M. Saltonstall '80, of Chestnut Hill; A. Thorndike '81, of Weston; R. S. Gorham '85, of Newton; H. M. Williams '85, of Cambridge; H. L. Clark '87, of Philadelphia; E. J. Rich '87, of Winchester; W. C. Sabine '88, of Cambridge; H. C. Weld '89, of Boston; to represent the faculty, E. H. Wells '97, of Boston; to represent the Harvard Clubs of New England, N. Clifford '90, of Portland, Maine; to represent the Harvard Club of New York, T. W. Slocum...