A beautiful life : memoir of MrsEliza Nelson Fryer, 1847-1910 . re him. A character suchas his made an indelible impression upon the lives of allwith whom he came in contact. He taught and exemplifiedin his daily life the kingdom of heaven as well as thekingdom of righteousness on earth. His mental powersranged the entire gamut of intellectual greatness and hisvoice modulated to every good sentiment or emotion. This individuality of character was infused into the lifeof Eliza Nelson as well as into thousands of others whocame under his special care and influence. Among hercurriculum were the s
A beautiful life : memoir of MrsEliza Nelson Fryer, 1847-1910 . re him. A character suchas his made an indelible impression upon the lives of allwith whom he came in contact. He taught and exemplifiedin his daily life the kingdom of heaven as well as thekingdom of righteousness on earth. His mental powersranged the entire gamut of intellectual greatness and hisvoice modulated to every good sentiment or emotion. This individuality of character was infused into the lifeof Eliza Nelson as well as into thousands of others whocame under his special care and influence. Among hercurriculum were the study of French and German and ofChurch History and Mathematics. She was also an en-thusiastic student of Astronomy, Physiology and Botanyand was wont to exclaim while under the microscopic andtelescopic vision induced by work upon these sciences:How wonderful are the works of God! Thee and Theeonly, dear Father, do I adore. Her student life was fre-quently interrupted by attacks of sickness from which shewould rally only to work the harder. Finally graduation. HER UNIVERSITY CAREER 13 day arrived; the subject of her essay on that notable occa-sion was The Girls of Today, and proved a masterlyeffort, eclipsing all others of her class and winning tumul-tuous applause. She subsequently received the degree ofMaster of Arts, her thesis being entitled The Open after this she was appointed to a professorship andduring the following years became one of the most belovedand devoted members of the Faculty. Her loving andsympathetic spirit was felt all over the University, fromthe President and his wife, who treated her as a daughter,down to the youngest of the students. = - = Tk /yn iiTi i 1^ 0 = ; 1 r 1 f w mW\ i =K#Hiil n\ Vaaaaaaaaaaaajiaaaaaaaaaaaxaxxaaaaaxxj^/ CHAPTER Missionary Life. After about seven years of service in the University,characterized by the steady performance of duty and manydeeds of self-sacrifice, which a v^hole volume could notfully record, she
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