Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi
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* The apparent absurdity of an allowance for 16 " vests " in the year is removed by the fact that the Founder himself provided that, with the consent of the College, the recipients might take money itself instead of the money's worth in liveries.
The history of this institution is interesting and typical, as showing the ingenious devices (often perfectly inno- cent and justifiable) to which men who are bound by anti- quated regulations are sometimes driven to resort, in order to carry out the s...pirit of the rules at the expense of the letter. But, when such devices become common, surely the time has arrived, when the antiquated regula- tions ought to give place to their modern equivalents. It was not, however, till the year 1855 that the College was given, by the wisdom of Parliament, the oppor- tunity of effecting these salutary changes.
The members of the College, most worthy of mention, admitted during Anyan's Presidency, were, amongst the scholars : Robert Hegge, admitted 1614, "a prodigy of his time for forward and good natural parts, ' 1 according to Wood, who died when only thirty, and was buried in the College chapel, leaving behind him several MS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* The apparent absurdity of an allowance for 16 " vests " in the year is removed by the fact that the Founder himself provided that, with the consent of the College, the recipients might take money itself instead of the money's worth in liveries.
The history of this institution is interesting and typical, as showing the ingenious devices (often perfectly inno- cent and justifiable) to which men who are bound by anti- quated regulations are sometimes driven to resort, in order to carry out the s...pirit of the rules at the expense of the letter. But, when such devices become common, surely the time has arrived, when the antiquated regula- tions ought to give place to their modern equivalents. It was not, however, till the year 1855 that the College was given, by the wisdom of Parliament, the oppor- tunity of effecting these salutary changes.
The members of the College, most worthy of mention, admitted during Anyan's Presidency, were, amongst the scholars : Robert Hegge, admitted 1614, "a prodigy of his time for forward and good natural parts, ' 1 according to Wood, who died when only thirty, and was buried in the College chapel, leaving behind him several MS.
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