Osgoode Hall--Reminiscences of the Bench And Bar
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He retained the taste of a gentleman of the old school for the classics. "When a younger friend, once walking with him, mischievously expressed a doubt as to whether the mother or the daughter were pronounced the more beautiful in Horace's ode, Mr. Nanton at once declared in favour of the Roman matron, and very soon sent his friend a courteous note verifying his assertion by reference to the passage.
Mr. Nanton died in 1885, in his sixtieth year.
While the house with the pleasant conservatory h...as gone, the knoll or point is still marked as in days of happy memory.
Nine tall pines surrounding it, and a Laurentian boulder at its north side, suggest a Druid Temple. We last sat there on a hazy day in May, squirrels played and birds sang in the budding branches as their forebears had done before the gentle master of the place. Some rain drops fell and a bow in the sky, iridescent, beautiful, hopeful, was over us spanning from the lake to the northern woods.
The Ontario Literary Society, which met in a Temperance Street basement room, was a weekly attraction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He retained the taste of a gentleman of the old school for the classics. "When a younger friend, once walking with him, mischievously expressed a doubt as to whether the mother or the daughter were pronounced the more beautiful in Horace's ode, Mr. Nanton at once declared in favour of the Roman matron, and very soon sent his friend a courteous note verifying his assertion by reference to the passage.
Mr. Nanton died in 1885, in his sixtieth year.
While the house with the pleasant conservatory h...as gone, the knoll or point is still marked as in days of happy memory.
Nine tall pines surrounding it, and a Laurentian boulder at its north side, suggest a Druid Temple. We last sat there on a hazy day in May, squirrels played and birds sang in the budding branches as their forebears had done before the gentle master of the place. Some rain drops fell and a bow in the sky, iridescent, beautiful, hopeful, was over us spanning from the lake to the northern woods.
The Ontario Literary Society, which met in a Temperance Street basement room, was a weekly attraction.
What to read after Osgoode Hall--Reminiscences of the Bench And Bar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Cleland Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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