Seven Summers An Eton Medley
Seven Summers An Eton Medley
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CROCODILE.
" Monstrum horrendum, informe, ingens" VlRGIL.
" ' Savage, eh ? ' ' Well, no ; I don't know as I should call him savage exactly. Sorter nibblish, though, he may be. Has a kinder habit of gnawing things up, so to speak. ' " OUR FAMILY VAULT.
HE was a Dog, my tutor's Dog tutor with a small t, Dog with an unusually big D.
His real name was Antoninus Pius, cumbrous and classical and inappropriate. Even my tutor, who con- ferred it on him after whole weeks of solemn deliberation, has been... heard to admit that the Pius part was a mis- nomer. My tutor's wife regarded the creature with affection and called him Tony. In the house we cursed him (we seldom alluded to him for any other purpose) as "the cur, " or " that mongrel, " filling up the parenthesis with such decorative epithets as a refined but vigorous fancy and the needs of the moment might suggest.
And to the school at large he was known simply as the Crocodile.
What was he like ? The question is more easily asked than answered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CROCODILE.
" Monstrum horrendum, informe, ingens" VlRGIL.
" ' Savage, eh ? ' ' Well, no ; I don't know as I should call him savage exactly. Sorter nibblish, though, he may be. Has a kinder habit of gnawing things up, so to speak. ' " OUR FAMILY VAULT.
HE was a Dog, my tutor's Dog tutor with a small t, Dog with an unusually big D.
His real name was Antoninus Pius, cumbrous and classical and inappropriate. Even my tutor, who con- ferred it on him after whole weeks of solemn deliberation, has been... heard to admit that the Pius part was a mis- nomer. My tutor's wife regarded the creature with affection and called him Tony. In the house we cursed him (we seldom alluded to him for any other purpose) as "the cur, " or " that mongrel, " filling up the parenthesis with such decorative epithets as a refined but vigorous fancy and the needs of the moment might suggest.
And to the school at large he was known simply as the Crocodile.
What was he like ? The question is more easily asked than answered.
What to read after Seven Summers An Eton Medley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Campbell Ainger to read onlineMoreLess
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