St. Andrews
St. Andrews
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Old-fashioned professors and old-fashioned ladies looked after keen- eyed, threadbare students, who, in red and ragged gowns, like the early Edinburgh Eeviewers, culti- vated the Muses upon a little oatmeal.' ^ It is unnecessary, and might be dangerous, to examine the later history of the University. The old College buildings have been removed, except that taU block which contains Dr. Chalmers's class-room, and the little museum with Kennedy's maces and the silver arrows, with the medals of Arg...yll and Montrose.
^ Mary Stuart and Otlier Papers, p. 808.
Digitized by Google 344 ST. ANDREWS The new buildings are adequate and airy; they contain no rooms for students, who live in the town.
The old house next the College, with the saint in a niche of the tower, is the Union ; it answers the purposes of the Union at Oxford and Cambridge.
There is dinner in hall daily, a thing not usual in Scotch Universities. The numbers of the students are as high as they ever have been, except perhaps in the years of Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old-fashioned professors and old-fashioned ladies looked after keen- eyed, threadbare students, who, in red and ragged gowns, like the early Edinburgh Eeviewers, culti- vated the Muses upon a little oatmeal.' ^ It is unnecessary, and might be dangerous, to examine the later history of the University. The old College buildings have been removed, except that taU block which contains Dr. Chalmers's class-room, and the little museum with Kennedy's maces and the silver arrows, with the medals of Arg...yll and Montrose.
^ Mary Stuart and Otlier Papers, p. 808.
Digitized by Google 344 ST. ANDREWS The new buildings are adequate and airy; they contain no rooms for students, who live in the town.
The old house next the College, with the saint in a niche of the tower, is the Union ; it answers the purposes of the Union at Oxford and Cambridge.
There is dinner in hall daily, a thing not usual in Scotch Universities. The numbers of the students are as high as they ever have been, except perhaps in the years of Dr.
What to read after St. Andrews?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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