Memoir of Edward Craven Hawtrey D. D., Headmaster And Afterwards Provost of Eton
Memoir of Edward Craven Hawtrey D. D., Headmaster And Afterwards Provost of Eton
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Lord Coleridge and Goldwin Smith have always appeared to me as his pupils in a special sense. ... He was the most high-minded man that ever governed Eton." The last of these reminiscences is a con- tribution from the Rev. William Charles Green, Rector of Hepworth, and late Fellow of King's College, Cambridge.
His Eton career began a little before mine, I40 MEMOIR OF DR. HAWTREY.
and ended about a year sooner. With his estimate of Hawtrey, I heartily concur, and much of what he states was almost... exactly identical with my own experience.
" My recollections of Hawtrey date from 1843. He was Head Master during all my schooldays, which ended in 1 8 5 1 . Enter- ing Eton in mezzo cammino of his Head Mastership (1834- 1853), I had, as a Fourth Form boy, little to do with the Doctor.
He was a name and a visible and well known and dignified presence to us all : but boys so low in the school would only come into personal relations with him by a connecting or correcting rod which I never felt. Later on doubtless I now and then took to him lines or my signature at one o'clock as a penalty of lateness at 'absence;' but I have not to look back upon him diSplagosus Orbilius.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Coleridge and Goldwin Smith have always appeared to me as his pupils in a special sense. ... He was the most high-minded man that ever governed Eton." The last of these reminiscences is a con- tribution from the Rev. William Charles Green, Rector of Hepworth, and late Fellow of King's College, Cambridge.
His Eton career began a little before mine, I40 MEMOIR OF DR. HAWTREY.
and ended about a year sooner. With his estimate of Hawtrey, I heartily concur, and much of what he states was almost... exactly identical with my own experience.
" My recollections of Hawtrey date from 1843. He was Head Master during all my schooldays, which ended in 1 8 5 1 . Enter- ing Eton in mezzo cammino of his Head Mastership (1834- 1853), I had, as a Fourth Form boy, little to do with the Doctor.
He was a name and a visible and well known and dignified presence to us all : but boys so low in the school would only come into personal relations with him by a connecting or correcting rod which I never felt. Later on doubtless I now and then took to him lines or my signature at one o'clock as a penalty of lateness at 'absence;' but I have not to look back upon him diSplagosus Orbilius.
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