Oxford Memories a Retrospect After Fifty Years volume 1
Oxford Memories a Retrospect After Fifty Years volume 1
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When he asseverated vehemently that it was so, the other assented. Upon this he exclaimed, ' Aye, but you don't believe it, I know ! ' He shook hands with us most heartily, and, though he moralized rough-shod, certainly behaved in a very friendly way. " As to the Ireland scholarship, the most decided THE IRELAND SCHOLARSHIP. 159 victory, of a man distancing all his competitors, \vas that of Linwood, nephew of Miss Linwood, whose exhibition in Leicester Square of needle- work (copies of the larg...est paintings) was, about this time, one of the sights of London. Linwood, about nineteen years of age, surrounded by twenty candidates, most of them already winners of prizes, said, in the hearing of my friend Dickenson, "I know I shall win. True, Holden of Balliol was second last time ; still though inferior in one point I shall make it up in others ; and I shall win. " One paper set was an imaginary speech of Medea, in Greek iambics ; the other candidates wrote from 20 to 25 lines ; Linwood wrote 99, only one short of 100!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he asseverated vehemently that it was so, the other assented. Upon this he exclaimed, ' Aye, but you don't believe it, I know ! ' He shook hands with us most heartily, and, though he moralized rough-shod, certainly behaved in a very friendly way. " As to the Ireland scholarship, the most decided THE IRELAND SCHOLARSHIP. 159 victory, of a man distancing all his competitors, \vas that of Linwood, nephew of Miss Linwood, whose exhibition in Leicester Square of needle- work (copies of the larg...est paintings) was, about this time, one of the sights of London. Linwood, about nineteen years of age, surrounded by twenty candidates, most of them already winners of prizes, said, in the hearing of my friend Dickenson, "I know I shall win. True, Holden of Balliol was second last time ; still though inferior in one point I shall make it up in others ; and I shall win. " One paper set was an imaginary speech of Medea, in Greek iambics ; the other candidates wrote from 20 to 25 lines ; Linwood wrote 99, only one short of 100!
What to read after Oxford Memories a Retrospect After Fifty Years volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Pycroft to read onlineMoreLess
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