Critical Confessions
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But these events seemed in the nature of accidents and not indicative of any settled boyish habit.
54 CRITICAL CONFESSIONS Thackeray has no counterfeit boys.
He never got over being a boy himself and so he knevp boys. He does not have them continually at stage business.
They fight and fag each other and are flogged religiously and unavailingly; they fill up on hardbake and raspberry tart, they run in debt for goodies, and dote on hampers from home, and hate books and love fun. Clive goes to Aun...t Honeyman's and she stuffs him with svsreets as is the manner of aunts the world over. Sad is the childhood that does not have such an aunt. I vow I would rather have seen the fight between Champion Major the First Cock of Doctor Birch's School, and the Tut bury Pet, or the one between Cuff and Dobbin, than the combat between the late Messrs Fitzsimmons and Corbett.
But Thackeray is most happy with his boys in the salad time, between hay and grass, when the childish treble THACKERAY 55 changes to a more virile note.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But these events seemed in the nature of accidents and not indicative of any settled boyish habit.
54 CRITICAL CONFESSIONS Thackeray has no counterfeit boys.
He never got over being a boy himself and so he knevp boys. He does not have them continually at stage business.
They fight and fag each other and are flogged religiously and unavailingly; they fill up on hardbake and raspberry tart, they run in debt for goodies, and dote on hampers from home, and hate books and love fun. Clive goes to Aun...t Honeyman's and she stuffs him with svsreets as is the manner of aunts the world over. Sad is the childhood that does not have such an aunt. I vow I would rather have seen the fight between Champion Major the First Cock of Doctor Birch's School, and the Tut bury Pet, or the one between Cuff and Dobbin, than the combat between the late Messrs Fitzsimmons and Corbett.
But Thackeray is most happy with his boys in the salad time, between hay and grass, when the childish treble THACKERAY 55 changes to a more virile note.
What to read after Critical Confessions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown, Neal, 1856-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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