I am distressed that there are so few who indulge in the ec… - Ethel Hampson Brewster

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I am distressed that there are so few who indulge in the ecstacy of even a humble translation, and still fewer who attain the worthy translation.

Ethel Hampson Brewster

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Ethel Hampson Brewster (1886-07-03 – 1947-08-18) was an American college professor and philologist. She was Dean of Women and taught Greek and Latin at Swarthmore College, where she was a member of the faculty from 1916 to 1947.

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I am distressed that there are so few who indulge in the ecstacy of even a humble translation, and still fewer who attain the worthy translation. - Ethel Hampson Brewster

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