Charterhouse Old And New
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To " inform, " or, in private school parlance, "to sneak, " was to "show up"; a flogging was called either a "swishing" or a "fligging"; a cluster of boys suddenly and excitedly assembled in the play- grounds was termed a ^ovXi] (Greek word for council); a "swinger" (^pronounced softly) was a box on the ear; a "rabbiter" was a -blow on the neck with the hand held diagonally ; a "boner" was a blow underneath the top part of the arm when twisted round ; a flannel waist- coat worn next the skin wa...s styled a "hasher" ; cake was always "he"; "sog" served as sove- reign (20i". ) ; to "box" a thing was to confiscate; a foot-pan was always "tosh-can"; "rounds" were two cuts off a loaf for toasting purposes ; a " beever " was a small square portion of bread allowed after the rounds had been eaten ; a "rouge" was a football squash; "squish" sig- i86 CHARTERHOUSE nified weak tea ; to " mug " meant to read dili- gently ; "clean straw" signified clean sheets; "cocks" was always the lavatory. There was a word, stranger than any of these, which meant the power to deprive a boy junior to you in the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To " inform, " or, in private school parlance, "to sneak, " was to "show up"; a flogging was called either a "swishing" or a "fligging"; a cluster of boys suddenly and excitedly assembled in the play- grounds was termed a ^ovXi] (Greek word for council); a "swinger" (^pronounced softly) was a box on the ear; a "rabbiter" was a -blow on the neck with the hand held diagonally ; a "boner" was a blow underneath the top part of the arm when twisted round ; a flannel waist- coat worn next the skin wa...s styled a "hasher" ; cake was always "he"; "sog" served as sove- reign (20i". ) ; to "box" a thing was to confiscate; a foot-pan was always "tosh-can"; "rounds" were two cuts off a loaf for toasting purposes ; a " beever " was a small square portion of bread allowed after the rounds had been eaten ; a "rouge" was a football squash; "squish" sig- i86 CHARTERHOUSE nified weak tea ; to " mug " meant to read dili- gently ; "clean straw" signified clean sheets; "cocks" was always the lavatory. There was a word, stranger than any of these, which meant the power to deprive a boy junior to you in the.
What to read after Charterhouse Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Parry Eardley Wilmot to read onlineMoreLess
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