Reminiscences of Oxford
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He turned out to be a spy in the pay of Louis Napoleon. I saw Marriott in his last illness, visiting him at Bon- church, with R. F. Wilson, Keble's curate at Amp I90 REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD field, Newman's friend and correspondent. As I entered his room he eagerly greeted me, and asked me to tell him the cube root of i. His brother John hushed him with a "dear Charles," and he became silent, with that queer tightening of the jaw which some of us remember well. But his half-paralysed brain was s...till active and his sense of fun acute. A new lodging house, ugly, com- fortless, uninviting, had been built close by; the owner asked John Marriott what he should call it. Charles suggested the Redan — it was the time of our repulse before Sebastopol — " because it would never be taken." Marriott inherited Newman's rooms, Eden suc- ceeded to his parish. Burgon says of Eden that he strained his friends' affection by conceit and arrogance, meaning probably that he now and then rapped Burgon's knuckles, a feat which might cover a multitude of sins.
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He turned out to be a spy in the pay of Louis Napoleon. I saw Marriott in his last illness, visiting him at Bon- church, with R. F. Wilson, Keble's curate at Amp I90 REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD field, Newman's friend and correspondent. As I entered his room he eagerly greeted me, and asked me to tell him the cube root of i. His brother John hushed him with a "dear Charles," and he became silent, with that queer tightening of the jaw which some of us remember well. But his half-paralysed brain was s...till active and his sense of fun acute. A new lodging house, ugly, com- fortless, uninviting, had been built close by; the owner asked John Marriott what he should call it. Charles suggested the Redan — it was the time of our repulse before Sebastopol — " because it would never be taken." Marriott inherited Newman's rooms, Eden suc- ceeded to his parish. Burgon says of Eden that he strained his friends' affection by conceit and arrogance, meaning probably that he now and then rapped Burgon's knuckles, a feat which might cover a multitude of sins.
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