Cardinal Newman
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The Father always at- tached great importance to the c lesson by heart, ' and insisted on perfect accuracy and readiness in its repetition. He was always most particular to urge upon the boys a higher standard of honour, and never would tolerate anything mean or shabby. At the end of each term every boy went to the Father for what we called his c character, ' that is, the Fa- ther spoke to him privately as to his progress and behaviour during the past term. When I was read- ing for the London U...niversity Intermediate Exa- mination in Arts along with another, the Father took us himself in classics and English literature, and I shall never forget those lectures, especially The Oratory School 89 those in literature. He told us how greatly he ad- mired Sir Walter Scott's novels; he also expressed a great liking for the %eje£led *Addr esses ^ as some of the cleverest parodies he had read; and he encou- raged us to read good novels. ' ' Writing in 1862 of the Oratory School to the President of Maynooth (Dr Russell, who had helped him with tracts when he was still at Oxford), he gives us a glimpse of his own mind about it: "I am overworked with various kinds of mental labour, and I cannot do as much as I once could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Father always at- tached great importance to the c lesson by heart, ' and insisted on perfect accuracy and readiness in its repetition. He was always most particular to urge upon the boys a higher standard of honour, and never would tolerate anything mean or shabby. At the end of each term every boy went to the Father for what we called his c character, ' that is, the Fa- ther spoke to him privately as to his progress and behaviour during the past term. When I was read- ing for the London U...niversity Intermediate Exa- mination in Arts along with another, the Father took us himself in classics and English literature, and I shall never forget those lectures, especially The Oratory School 89 those in literature. He told us how greatly he ad- mired Sir Walter Scott's novels; he also expressed a great liking for the %eje£led *Addr esses ^ as some of the cleverest parodies he had read; and he encou- raged us to read good novels. ' ' Writing in 1862 of the Oratory School to the President of Maynooth (Dr Russell, who had helped him with tracts when he was still at Oxford), he gives us a glimpse of his own mind about it: "I am overworked with various kinds of mental labour, and I cannot do as much as I once could.
What to read after Cardinal Newman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meynell, Wilfrid, 1852-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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