thing in the world." Faith, hope and love, the ever memorable trinity of the soul, radiated outward in a hopeful, courageous and never failing activity. optimism is seen also Another source of Paul's audacious in his impressive sense of future glory. Life, for him, was not "such stuff as dreams are made on;' nor was it a "little life rounded with a sleep;" nor was it a volatile and irredescent bubble on the eternal surge of things, to be extinguished in a moment and lost in the immensity of being. But rather was it continuous, finding its natural goal in the life of the unseen world the life of those who had fought the good fight and finished their course a life far more real than any that earth could yield. In the hope of that glory and its abiding reality, he lived, and worked and died. Its wondrous beauty, beyond all earthly ken, was always before his inner sight; and its song like the song of angels was ever singing in his heart; making him superior to the sin and misery of a decaying civilization; rather, sending him into the heart of it with a hope that forbade retreat. And all this may be translated into the terms of our modern life. Indeed, it has been so translated in the finest expression of our literature, in the noble service of our charities, in the splendid sacrifices of our reformers and in the religious thought, the religious devotion and the religious activities, which all the world is glad to recognize and praise. More and more does the world need to revere a universal leadership, to redeem to larger and more fitting use its present resources and get some clearer and more inspiring sight of the good and the glory that are to come. In last resort, these are the things that carry hope and cheer to all distracted and wretched life. By the power of these great conceptions, Paul became master of a religion at once most strenuous and hopeful; and after the Christ, no strain of life has in it more of the passion of faith and the patience of hope than that which speaks in the words, rejoices in the conduct, and lends beauty and power to the life and character of the greatest apostle. INDEX TO THE XXVII VOLUME Address of Hon. George Sewall Boutwell, April 21, 1902 - 195 After Sorrow Cometh Joy - Ethel Gardner Reed, 'oi Morey Druley, '03 Among New England Snows - Ruth Paul Capen, '02 Beginning of Baseball in Tufts College Knowlton, '67 234 - 157 Hosea M. 169 162 166 15 88 177 83 80 44 By a Russian Fireside Amalie C. D. Sanders, '05 - Captain, The-Arthur William Coolidge, '03 Cintra Joseph d'Amaral, '04 Congratulatory Dirge, A- Ray Barton Manbert Dust of Milton, The - Glenn Hughes Marston, '04 Editorials: Approach to the Hill, An 102 249 127 37 221 Altered Architecture, An Change of System, A Chapel Compulsory Chapel 168 27 227 228 26 Fate, (from the German of Heine) - George Hallam 25 227 143 192 - 94 6 Fish That Turned, The-Bertha Louise Comstock, '05 -- Freshman Invitation, A - Olive Arnold Dame, '03 His First Summer Girl - Lawrence Marsden Price, '03 - In Cairo Harvey Marshall Toy, '05 In Exile - Frank Leslie Hayford, 'or In the Belden Country Charles Hosea Temple, '05 - - 21 53 226 113 194 191 139 20 204 89 113 98 222 - March Raymond Kurtz Morley, '04 152 Dame, '02 246 Mountain Lake, A-Raymond Kurtz Morley, '04 79 7 185 Old Middlesex Canal, The - Arthur Waldo Lovejoy, 225 'Out with the Tide"- Henry Palmer Lewis, '04 - 205 Mason Wood, '03 Colson, '02 idge, '02 d'Amaral, '04 -- Peeping Frogs, The-- Ethel Frances Littlefield, '03 Rabbit Hunt, A- Henry Palmer Lewis, '04 Reported Missing - Henry Palmer Lewis, '04 - Revenge of the White Squaw, The - Olive Arnold Romance of a Deserted Village, The-Chandler Sea and the Maid, The Raymond Kurtz Morley, '04 - Sidelights of a College Life - Richard Bradford Cool- Spanish Influence on the English Plays, The - Joseph Stephen Moulton Babcock Prof. Lawrence B. Evans To Argive Helen - Frank Leslie Hayford, 'or Unknown Gentleman, An- Mary Winship Kingsley, '03 - 136 10 132 - 229 Victor Faith, The Marian Lucy Titus, '02 Vox Clamantis in Deserto - Charles Hosea Temple, '05 Wanderer, The-Arthur Henry Morse, '02 - Way to Bonito's, The Austin Melvin Works, '05 '02 INDEX BY AUTHORS D'AMARAL, JOSEPH, '04 Cintra . His Excellency Money Spanish Influence on the English Plays, The 88 226 218 Among New England Snows COLSON, GEORGE WILLIAM, '02 COMSTOCK, BERTHA LOUISE, '05 Fish that Turned, The 121 252 133 Editorials, 25, 26, 28, 89, 94, 95, 141, 142, 144, 168, 192, 227, 228 |