Oxford And Its Colleges
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, the quaint little block with the small bell tower which lies on the left, immediately opposite the entrance from the High Street. This still bears the name of " Grammar Hall, " in com- memoration of the fact that it originally formed part of the Magdalen School.
The imposing new, buildings, looking on the college deer-park, were built in 1735, anc ^ St Swithun's Buildings, looking on the High Street through the trees, are the work of Mr Bodley in our own day ; rather later are the President's... Lodgings, abutting on the Founder's Tower. The good genius of Magdalen College has been triumphant to the last; it was fitting that the most beautiful modern buildings in Oxford should be added to the loveliest group of old Oxford. The gateway on the High Street dates from the same period. Before leaving the buildings, the Hall of Magdalen College School must be mentioned, which lies 160 MAGDALEN COLLEGE between the College and Long Wall Street ; for it is one of the most pleasing pieces of modern Gothic in Oxford, and was erected by Mr Buckler in 1851 ; the house (Sir A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, the quaint little block with the small bell tower which lies on the left, immediately opposite the entrance from the High Street. This still bears the name of " Grammar Hall, " in com- memoration of the fact that it originally formed part of the Magdalen School.
The imposing new, buildings, looking on the college deer-park, were built in 1735, anc ^ St Swithun's Buildings, looking on the High Street through the trees, are the work of Mr Bodley in our own day ; rather later are the President's... Lodgings, abutting on the Founder's Tower. The good genius of Magdalen College has been triumphant to the last; it was fitting that the most beautiful modern buildings in Oxford should be added to the loveliest group of old Oxford. The gateway on the High Street dates from the same period. Before leaving the buildings, the Hall of Magdalen College School must be mentioned, which lies 160 MAGDALEN COLLEGE between the College and Long Wall Street ; for it is one of the most pleasing pieces of modern Gothic in Oxford, and was erected by Mr Buckler in 1851 ; the house (Sir A.
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