Essays By Sainte Beuve
Essays By Sainte Beuve
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His mother's death delivered the child into the hands of strangers ; his father, an estimable man, did not give his timid and delicate son the care he especially needed. In one of the schools to which Cowper was sent he was a victim to the tyranny of a schoolfellow older than himself, who, finding him timid and sensitive, made a butt of him. A complaint of the eyes interrupted his studies for some time ; he was afterwards sent to Westminster School, where he had for friends distin- guished fell...ow-students who afterwards became celebrated; he remained there until he was eighteen. As, in after-life, he always on every occasion inveighed against public school education, especially as it existed at that time, an explanation, which well agrees with his whole manner of feeling and fearing, has been sought in his early years. To see him as he was at first, before the events that clouded his mind, he appears to have had many hours of gaiety, joy, and pleasant sociability ; he excelled in the games of his age, particularly in cricket and football.
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His mother's death delivered the child into the hands of strangers ; his father, an estimable man, did not give his timid and delicate son the care he especially needed. In one of the schools to which Cowper was sent he was a victim to the tyranny of a schoolfellow older than himself, who, finding him timid and sensitive, made a butt of him. A complaint of the eyes interrupted his studies for some time ; he was afterwards sent to Westminster School, where he had for friends distin- guished fell...ow-students who afterwards became celebrated; he remained there until he was eighteen. As, in after-life, he always on every occasion inveighed against public school education, especially as it existed at that time, an explanation, which well agrees with his whole manner of feeling and fearing, has been sought in his early years. To see him as he was at first, before the events that clouded his mind, he appears to have had many hours of gaiety, joy, and pleasant sociability ; he excelled in the games of his age, particularly in cricket and football.
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