The Quarterly Review, Volume 238John Murray, 1922 |
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... Never- theless even an Eton public may still be heard to quote Keate's birchings or Hawtrey's affectations as typical of the men . Not till we get biographies or special histories can we correct these crude impressions , finding that ...
... Never- theless even an Eton public may still be heard to quote Keate's birchings or Hawtrey's affectations as typical of the men . Not till we get biographies or special histories can we correct these crude impressions , finding that ...
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... never was quite the same man after 1896 . He had then been Headmaster for twelve years , and he had cruelly tried himself by overwork . It is possible to be a racing oarsman and live leisurely afterwards to a good old age ; or one may ...
... never was quite the same man after 1896 . He had then been Headmaster for twelve years , and he had cruelly tried himself by overwork . It is possible to be a racing oarsman and live leisurely afterwards to a good old age ; or one may ...
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... never knew how close to his religion lay his schoolwork with the boys . Compare with this what Archdeacon James says ( p . 67 ) of the acute distress caused him by dishonest work in pupil - room . If I were a sound authority , I would ...
... never knew how close to his religion lay his schoolwork with the boys . Compare with this what Archdeacon James says ( p . 67 ) of the acute distress caused him by dishonest work in pupil - room . If I were a sound authority , I would ...
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... Never before or after was such unanimity . From even the keenest Lords match a large fraction of the School is absent . Here , in Playing Fields , was the whole School , Masters and boys , singing and moving together with the eager ...
... Never before or after was such unanimity . From even the keenest Lords match a large fraction of the School is absent . Here , in Playing Fields , was the whole School , Masters and boys , singing and moving together with the eager ...
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... never have endured . The prosperity of Eton was the crown of his magnificent ideal ; and he was , as Mr Fletcher points out , somewhat timorous of parents and public opinion . Few disputants for or against Classical Education see how ...
... never have endured . The prosperity of Eton was the crown of his magnificent ideal ; and he was , as Mr Fletcher points out , somewhat timorous of parents and public opinion . Few disputants for or against Classical Education see how ...
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