Mrs Warrens Daughter 8 0
Mrs Warrens Daughter 8 0
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--but then I travelledfor a bit, and after that I felt more than ever I wanted to go infor the Bar"--said David, with a charming smile which lit up hisyoung face ordinarily so staid). Stansfield consented that Davidshould come and read with him, and in many ways facilitated hisprogress so materially and so kindly that more than once thecompunctious young Welshman thought of discarding the impersonation;and might have done so had not this most estimable Stansfield diedof pneumonia in the last ye...ar of David's studenthood.
Of course the preliminary examination was easily and quickly passed. David translated his bit of Caesar's commentaries, answeredbrilliantly the questions about Alfred the Great, the Anglo-Normankings, the Constitutions of Clarendon, Magna Charta and Mortmain, Henry the Eighth and the Reformation, the Civil War andProtectorate of Cromwell, the Bill of Rights and the Holy Alliance. He paid his fees and his "caution" money; he ate the requisite sixdinners--or more, as he found them excellent and convenient--in eachterm, attended all the lectures that interested him, and passed thesubsidiary examinations on them with fair or even high credit; andfinally got through his "Call-to-the-Bar" examination with tolerablesuccess; at any rate he passed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--but then I travelledfor a bit, and after that I felt more than ever I wanted to go infor the Bar"--said David, with a charming smile which lit up hisyoung face ordinarily so staid). Stansfield consented that Davidshould come and read with him, and in many ways facilitated hisprogress so materially and so kindly that more than once thecompunctious young Welshman thought of discarding the impersonation;and might have done so had not this most estimable Stansfield diedof pneumonia in the last ye...ar of David's studenthood.
Of course the preliminary examination was easily and quickly passed. David translated his bit of Caesar's commentaries, answeredbrilliantly the questions about Alfred the Great, the Anglo-Normankings, the Constitutions of Clarendon, Magna Charta and Mortmain, Henry the Eighth and the Reformation, the Civil War andProtectorate of Cromwell, the Bill of Rights and the Holy Alliance. He paid his fees and his "caution" money; he ate the requisite sixdinners--or more, as he found them excellent and convenient--in eachterm, attended all the lectures that interested him, and passed thesubsidiary examinations on them with fair or even high credit; andfinally got through his "Call-to-the-Bar" examination with tolerablesuccess; at any rate he passed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sir Harry Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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