Selwyn College, Cambridge
Selwyn College, Cambridge
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Yet to the end he never overcame the diffidence with which he faced the call. At first he is said to have had a wholesome terror of "dons, " whom he expected to find engrossed in technical studies and Academical interests. But he actually found himself among human beings who were not entirely out of touch with the wider world, and his own width of interests and experience made him the natural friend of men of the most widely different THE SECOND MASTER 105 tastes and pursuits. In fact, he was b...etter appre- ciated by " dons " than by undergraduates. With the latter he was of course popular. The old " blue " soon became a familiar figure on the tow-path, and the Cambridge world in general felt they had a natural friend in the genial Bishop, whom they saw sculling his tricycle, with the crutches OD board about the streets of the town. Within the College, like all persons in authority, he was of course exposed to the fire of inexpert criticism. " Donnishness " is a vaguely conceived vice which all good men deplore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet to the end he never overcame the diffidence with which he faced the call. At first he is said to have had a wholesome terror of "dons, " whom he expected to find engrossed in technical studies and Academical interests. But he actually found himself among human beings who were not entirely out of touch with the wider world, and his own width of interests and experience made him the natural friend of men of the most widely different THE SECOND MASTER 105 tastes and pursuits. In fact, he was b...etter appre- ciated by " dons " than by undergraduates. With the latter he was of course popular. The old " blue " soon became a familiar figure on the tow-path, and the Cambridge world in general felt they had a natural friend in the genial Bishop, whom they saw sculling his tricycle, with the crutches OD board about the streets of the town. Within the College, like all persons in authority, he was of course exposed to the fire of inexpert criticism. " Donnishness " is a vaguely conceived vice which all good men deplore.
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