Twenty-Five Years of St. Andrews, September 1865 to September 1890 V.2
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That same day I heard from Story that Caird had resigned his chaplaincy, and that Story was to be appointed instead.
I hastened to congratulate Story, heartily. Everybody approved his receiving the little decoration. And no mortal suggested that the giving of it was what schoolboys call ' a Charity.' This has sometimes been seen. It might be invidious to point out the cases. But it would be extremely easy.
On Tuesday September 7, several St. Andrews people went out to dine at Mount Melville, to... meet Lord Moncrieff. This eminent Judge was our second Chief Justice : known in the North as Lord Justice-Clerk. Such titles are hard of apprehension to the uninitiated. A previous holder of the office, one day out shooting, strayed into a neighbour's land. A gamekeeper speedily discerned him, and with little respect challenged him. That eminent man, startled, exclaimed, ' Do you know who I am ? I am the Lord Justice-Clerk ! ' But the undaunted gamekeeper 268 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF ST. ANDREWS replied, * I don't care a straw whose clerk you are : clear out of this ground.' Lord Moncrieff had long been Lord- Advocate : and had passed several measures through Parlia- ment which were not popular in the Kirk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That same day I heard from Story that Caird had resigned his chaplaincy, and that Story was to be appointed instead.
I hastened to congratulate Story, heartily. Everybody approved his receiving the little decoration. And no mortal suggested that the giving of it was what schoolboys call ' a Charity.' This has sometimes been seen. It might be invidious to point out the cases. But it would be extremely easy.
On Tuesday September 7, several St. Andrews people went out to dine at Mount Melville, to... meet Lord Moncrieff. This eminent Judge was our second Chief Justice : known in the North as Lord Justice-Clerk. Such titles are hard of apprehension to the uninitiated. A previous holder of the office, one day out shooting, strayed into a neighbour's land. A gamekeeper speedily discerned him, and with little respect challenged him. That eminent man, startled, exclaimed, ' Do you know who I am ? I am the Lord Justice-Clerk ! ' But the undaunted gamekeeper 268 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF ST. ANDREWS replied, * I don't care a straw whose clerk you are : clear out of this ground.' Lord Moncrieff had long been Lord- Advocate : and had passed several measures through Parlia- ment which were not popular in the Kirk.
What to read after Twenty-Five Years of St. Andrews, September 1865 to September 1890 V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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