My Bohemian Days
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Mr. Gladstone, ac- cording to Tom Cat- ling, of Lloyds, when carrying on his famous crusade in Midlothian, tore himself away from delivering speeches and orations, to soothe and steady himself with music. The G. O. M. Arranged with a church organist to have organ practice at a convenient time, and he was provided with a key so that he could enter the church quite privately and sit silently and alone " while the organist played over a number of familiar and impressive hymn tunes " ; then with a ..." Thank you " he passed out. 8 DR. FARMER AND THE MASTER OF BALLIOL.
ii4 MY BOHEMIAN DAYS One day at Oxford I came in to tea and found Jowett seated in Dr. Farmer's room, quietly tucked up in a corner, listening to Farmer's little entertainment on the piano, the same as he gave so often at the Savage. This was the great master's recreation.
Another of the Savage stop-gaps was an artist named Soden, a fellow of infinite jest and varied accomplish- ments. He wrote clever verse and recited his own pieces, but in spite of years of repetition he invariably broke down at the critical point of his extremely humorous pieces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Gladstone, ac- cording to Tom Cat- ling, of Lloyds, when carrying on his famous crusade in Midlothian, tore himself away from delivering speeches and orations, to soothe and steady himself with music. The G. O. M. Arranged with a church organist to have organ practice at a convenient time, and he was provided with a key so that he could enter the church quite privately and sit silently and alone " while the organist played over a number of familiar and impressive hymn tunes " ; then with a ..." Thank you " he passed out. 8 DR. FARMER AND THE MASTER OF BALLIOL.
ii4 MY BOHEMIAN DAYS One day at Oxford I came in to tea and found Jowett seated in Dr. Farmer's room, quietly tucked up in a corner, listening to Farmer's little entertainment on the piano, the same as he gave so often at the Savage. This was the great master's recreation.
Another of the Savage stop-gaps was an artist named Soden, a fellow of infinite jest and varied accomplish- ments. He wrote clever verse and recited his own pieces, but in spite of years of repetition he invariably broke down at the critical point of his extremely humorous pieces.
What to read after My Bohemian Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furniss Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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