Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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MEMORIAE AETERNAE DAVID MASSON 1fP.ANc1sc1 JACOBI CHILD hunc libellum auclor D. D. D. TO their eternal memory! to Him Of tl1e grizzled forelock and the granite brow, Faithful through forty winters to the vow Made with grey Milton and the seraphiin, To rcde anew the magic of the dim Ancestral fruit-tree of the fatal boughz- Nor less to Him, whom kindly fates allow A lovesome place among earth's cherubim, The wizard of golden curls, whose art beguiled His rosegarden into the Borderland Where bloomed the ballad blossoms of the wild. To the bourne of utmost time your scholars stand,- Old Scotland and New England-Masson and Child, Beauty and strength forever hand in hand. Ebenezer Charlton Black. It is the privilege of the HUB Staff through the courtesy of Mrs. Black to present to the readers of the 1929 HUB a sonnet written by Professor Black in tribute to two of his greatest friends and teachers. This sonnet exemplifies Professor Black's attitude toward his work and his mastery of the literary forms that he analyzed with a critic's skill.