Portraits Memoirs And Characters of Remarkable Persons From the Revolution I
Portraits Memoirs And Characters of Remarkable Persons From the Revolution I
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From Appleby-school, he went to Sidney Sussex 144 MEMOIRS OF [GEORGE r.
College, Cambridge, at the expence of Lord Thanet, by the kind recommendation of Mr. Noble, the clergyman that had noticed him at Appleby-school ; and pursuing this gentleman's advice, he went through all the ancient, and most of the English classics ; but his pleasures were chiefly confined to fishing in the Cam, with his beloved Spencer's " Fairy Queen, " and Brown's " Britannia's Pas- toral'" in his hand.
At length, impr...udence won him from duty ; he disliked public disputations, and college discipline was still more odious to him ; he knew expulsion must ensue, as he little restrained his passions, and was still at less trouble to hide his demerits ; he therefore determined upon pinning an apologe- tical copy of verses to his gown, erased his name from the books, and bent his way to London. But he might have been re-admitted, as nothing very gross had been done by him ; but he thought London and freedom far preferable to Cambridge and submission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Appleby-school, he went to Sidney Sussex 144 MEMOIRS OF [GEORGE r.
College, Cambridge, at the expence of Lord Thanet, by the kind recommendation of Mr. Noble, the clergyman that had noticed him at Appleby-school ; and pursuing this gentleman's advice, he went through all the ancient, and most of the English classics ; but his pleasures were chiefly confined to fishing in the Cam, with his beloved Spencer's " Fairy Queen, " and Brown's " Britannia's Pas- toral'" in his hand.
At length, impr...udence won him from duty ; he disliked public disputations, and college discipline was still more odious to him ; he knew expulsion must ensue, as he little restrained his passions, and was still at less trouble to hide his demerits ; he therefore determined upon pinning an apologe- tical copy of verses to his gown, erased his name from the books, and bent his way to London. But he might have been re-admitted, as nothing very gross had been done by him ; but he thought London and freedom far preferable to Cambridge and submission.
What to read after Portraits Memoirs And Characters of Remarkable Persons From the Revolution I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Caulfield to read onlineMoreLess
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