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I N MEMORI AM WALLACE MORSE TRUE April 14, 1907 November 17, 1944 A. B. Bowdoin, Ph.D. Harvard A gracious gentleman, above reproach in charac- ter, sound, serious and thorough in scholarship, a conscientious, industrious, earnest and sympathetic teacher, who was taken from us before he had made the number of friends which was his due, and before his true worth could be appreciated. [10]
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Modesty, kindness, patience, courage — these, I am persuaded, are elements of a noble spirit, and marks of true greatness. And Dr. Conradi was a noble spirit, and a great man. He lived for all that is true and good, and he loved everything that is beautiful. As he grew older, he became more mellow, more gentle, and more sweet in spirit and our admiration for him grew into a deeply felt reverence. In these latter years, his presence about the College was a benediction. The active part of his life was rich and abundant. It was a good life. I know he would not have had it any dif- ferent from what it was. And as was fitting, his life in retirement was peace- ful and happy. The days of his years were a good deal more than three score years and ten. Yet he was spared the labor and sorrow which, we are told, are the portion of those who remain beyond the allotted time. Except for the closing days, he was free from physical pain. He lived quietly with his devoted daughter and the little grand- son he adored. He was near the College he loved, and to the students and friends to whom he had devoted his life. And when the end came, it came quickly. He passed away without prolonged suffer- ing, and with none of the lingering which almost certainly would have brought anguish to him, and distress to those who loved him. And so, his life ended as he had lived it, beautifully. Nothing is here for tears ... no weakness, no contempt, Dispraise, or blame, nothing but well and fair And what may quiet us in a life so noble. — Dr. Dodd a: ' M ■3 ' J. W tt- [9] :
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