John Viriamu Jones And Other Oxford Memories
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R. S. , has kindly written the fol- lowing amusing account of an incident in Private Busi- ness on February 25, 1875, the meeting following the publication (February 20) of the number of Vanity Fair containing the article referred to on p. 151, n. 2.
The incident, according to my recollection, was some- what as follows : F. Gordon Campbell, Scholar (1871) of Exeter, rose in Private Business to ask a question of the President. He began by calling attention to what he described as a scurrilous pe...rsonal attack by an anonymous writer in Vanity Fair on ' some of the best-known and most highly respected members of this House '. Lest it should be thought that he was making a mountain out of a molehill, he would ask the patience of the House while he read aloud the article in question, for their in- formation. This he proceeded to do at length, dwelling with ill-concealed delight on various epigrammatic and picturesque details concerning the personal bearing and mannerisms of a certain prominent member.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. S. , has kindly written the fol- lowing amusing account of an incident in Private Busi- ness on February 25, 1875, the meeting following the publication (February 20) of the number of Vanity Fair containing the article referred to on p. 151, n. 2.
The incident, according to my recollection, was some- what as follows : F. Gordon Campbell, Scholar (1871) of Exeter, rose in Private Business to ask a question of the President. He began by calling attention to what he described as a scurrilous pe...rsonal attack by an anonymous writer in Vanity Fair on ' some of the best-known and most highly respected members of this House '. Lest it should be thought that he was making a mountain out of a molehill, he would ask the patience of the House while he read aloud the article in question, for their in- formation. This he proceeded to do at length, dwelling with ill-concealed delight on various epigrammatic and picturesque details concerning the personal bearing and mannerisms of a certain prominent member.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bagnall Poulton to read onlineMoreLess
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