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Mr. F. a. Bell,
,V, Hall, s. B. *, Seminary,
Louisville,
dear Mr, Belll-
I have your interesting letter of the 9th inst,, and
. very si to hear from you, and especially to have so full an
account or renditions under whic] you are working, I am, of course,
grent.tp pleased that you find y< rk with us compares favorably with
that of other institutions, *7e are trying to make it more thorough and
more broad than ifore, vour analysis of the situation up there and
statement of the state of mind on different students seems to Tie to be
accurate an certainly very interesting and instructive.
ves, the •vorh o-o en aist go on slowly, hut it ■'"ill
>ly. The dawn, perhaps, is coming as rapidly as we can stand
the light. ■ iti< :: which you describe indicate that tery plainly,
I thing dilemma on the Professors tJl ire, thou
I might not approve altogether their -ay oi' working out of it. I.
I think it would be a fine thing for you to go to fJhi*fago next
tmer, sorry to say that they have interpreted th illation
at in such n way that the student must go 1 ately from here
to Chicago in order to seour advantage o . I can get free tuition
for you r thout any trouble and whatever worK you dogflshere will be
credited toward their degree, but just, what terms they would exact I cannot now say, though I could ascertain for you if trould like to have
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iiss you Tnere very a in different de lents,
It would he a great pleasure if you could be here witb us on Presentation
