Old Harrow Days
Old Harrow Days
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M. Lindsell, but to appreciate an anecdote about him a word must be said about our compulsory "Footer." Every boy had to go down to " footer," unless he had a doctor's certificate. To do us justice these certificates were not sought by us on shamming excuse& Our hxAt lay the other way. There was a boy in Dr Butler's house, who was supposed to suffer firom heart complaint, and who was advised at home not to play. Did he act on that advice? Certainly not He won his "fez."^ For he was as brilliant... off iThe boys in the house "footer" elevens wore fezes, and each house eleven had its distinct fez. The Butlerite house colours were pink and white, and when we were "cock-house " at "footer," we used to sing in the hall the house-song — " The pink and the white may be pretty, And fit for a lady to wear, But those who have met us in 'footer' Have not found us ladylike there." 288 ^mmmmsm^ OLD HARROVIANS the Hill at games as on the Hill at work.
Like many of us he outlived his physicians, and long may he discharge his duty as a country gendeman in Lincolnshire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Lindsell, but to appreciate an anecdote about him a word must be said about our compulsory "Footer." Every boy had to go down to " footer," unless he had a doctor's certificate. To do us justice these certificates were not sought by us on shamming excuse& Our hxAt lay the other way. There was a boy in Dr Butler's house, who was supposed to suffer firom heart complaint, and who was advised at home not to play. Did he act on that advice? Certainly not He won his "fez."^ For he was as brilliant... off iThe boys in the house "footer" elevens wore fezes, and each house eleven had its distinct fez. The Butlerite house colours were pink and white, and when we were "cock-house " at "footer," we used to sing in the hall the house-song — " The pink and the white may be pretty, And fit for a lady to wear, But those who have met us in 'footer' Have not found us ladylike there." 288 ^mmmmsm^ OLD HARROVIANS the Hill at games as on the Hill at work.
Like many of us he outlived his physicians, and long may he discharge his duty as a country gendeman in Lincolnshire.
What to read after Old Harrow Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James George Cotton Minchin to read onlineMoreLess
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