The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
GOLDH ~ SMITHS STORi or ms
mr. ~ ONIORD.
Tie Great Lights OF the nhersi> in the
NLIdIe OF the Iast century Personal
"Reminiscences ct Newman, PuSeN.
krbIr, Thomas and Matthew Arnold. 2

Ut" Great liSht> OF the 'nher>"p ~ !"
h"hh'e "' w" 'hs' 'eh'uTN ''r'"""
n""h>reh'r> "' """a"' '">e'
h"o'r' ih"'ha> anu "a''hr" N"""'
lmatricIlitcd ~ Christ church and WI
thus brought INTO brief contact with Deaf
'taI-tord The dean was called the Aih"n
IAN Blacksmith, and both parts 81 th'
nicNn1m" w"T" well deserved u" WIS o.
first rat" Grcek scholar. though | venture
To- think that a. IA editor Cd, the classic
h" ldh"r"- somewhat ~iaN SHY To- certain
manuscripts Bat tor his manners IA
/ friends could only say that he heart Vas
. good. which. A. an autopsy was not pos
/ -ihle. could CIV" littl" -ttl-fact Iou - thu-.
who suffered from hl- rId"Ee-- -tgl'i,
/ vate classical literature. which not only
| enables Won To- look down with yoEtcn,;
on thos" who are less learned than your
| self. but often leads 20 places 1T "oH-id-
cradle emoiumrut even IA this world.
/ Such was the comic analysis Of one Of
Gai-ford's university sermons. and prob
| ably It WAS scarcely "A CaricItur"
| However. from Christ Church was soon
transferred To Magdalen, where az the
instance of NV good friend Frederick Bull
/ lev. afterward president was nominated
10 a demyship bv the president. Martin
! Routh Nv Magdalen like my Eton. was
B "A relic -. the past Il had forty fellow
ships. thirty d"myShip- or scholarships
and a revenue Of GOOD "A year. hes de-
its rich dover Of historic b"auty Il
took no cornmonar-. and it, educational
output in INV time Wa eight or ten under
graduate iernvs a nd one gentleman CON
moner. who. baIng under the phantom
authority oC the nunagcna Ran president
lived IN a license beyond even the normal
licen-" Of hi class Fraderick Bullcy
afterward pre- ldent. did something for
VI a. tutor. at l"tst IA the way Of most
kindly interest and encouragement, but
We really depended for instruction upon
private tutor. -coachr-- t'cv were called.
| Was coached ~ diFcr"n' times los Con
grew. then follow 1t Nldham and a
strong Ilhar.l and Evangelical VI Arupld'=
school. a!t"rNa-d a Com'I-t and head of
IN" section uf IN" Pu-ItlvI-t Church IA
Englani. b" 'N" eNo"il.u' Mountagu"
Bernard ltt"rNtri professor 81 law ant
what Wa perhaps NOR" important on"
4 DO" founders Of th" Gud dian. ant hy
Iluwppi. ~" author Il an eiItIon 81
f-chvlu- ami M" editor Of the Nu-J
ON"ni"ns"- Lluwood w'- pr"dIgy
II" had written m an eNarJuGfIpu ninety
mn" Greek IamulC verses. when may b"
-..au slightly cat down IN M" Nus.
Oyonienses and " UIrn might easily pass
for ~ extract from . second rat" play o'
EurIpIi"- But he ur.rr sustained has
UNDERGRADUATE reputation Hi- I-chvlu-
- I"lunn and he somehow ended IN
-rIlI,-"
| Sas fortunate IA The, rnnrli..rs Of our
h''la CIRCLE If da-uv- Win ,..u-iya IN.
t.ra.t | r"ctll their names ONE Of them
saw aftsrward a Roman Catholic priest
We lived a happy ~" IN our uuior com.
mon room. s.-.Ins perhaps rather too l'tl.
Of the university outside though my E'nu
connection gave me- acuuaIuttu,rS our
star Wa ConIngrpn. aftarward professor
Il LATIN. Who had come. uu from Rugby a
wonderful scholar with a miraculous rn.,u-
ory and carried ,.v.rytbiug h.for., Ifr, m
examinations HIS figure wts -,tha-
grut.--qu. and there Wa about bIru a
touch If IN. pnmini. Sampsnn winch
ta-rpt.i Iit'I.. prartIcaI rok..- though TN.
story II ms having b...u mat rlud.r tI.
trlmp ~ totally b,z..l..s. and ,,tt..rI,, nm
inst to his e. ,lIag. mates who y.r. all ,f
them as quiet and well bred a they c,uId