The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

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wiIaoo. profeasor OF moral philosophy
afterward president OF Corpus. was full
OF pleasant wit So was Mark Pattison
| when he wAa in GOOD huuior and at his
beat. 1 could Civ. q string of names we'll
remembered by mo who am now about
the last OF the circle Msnt.m mortaiia
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A woDtIer tbouph known 10 few. was
George warinr the most universally
learned man OF all NV acquaintance. He
had graduated late NJ what was then
Mssdalen Hall, now HEREFORD College
He was married. s.t,led a. Oxford, hold
inn NO ac.demical oslce. b,,t feeding his
rayeuo,,s hunger OF knowledge One eve
he had Loaf the other WA weak 20 that
he had TO hold his book close to Il. The
whole OF every day he spent in the Bod
leian Library. II would have been hard
to say with what subject saving physical
science. he was not we'll acquainted. Yet
he left no work, nor any trace OF himself
except in the wAy OF occasional aid to
other studeuss. The university was near
giving n large prics for what pretended
TO be a Samaritan manuscript. The pro-
sessor of the department was taken in.
but warinR detected the impcnture.
warinR reminds me Of -Bodley. eoxe.
the prince OF librarians and soul of the
social circle. Pattison used to say that
the librarian who read was Lost I think
Coke had read. but M all events he had
great knowledge OF manuscripts. An
impoasor rendered the library a manu-
script pretending 10 the highest anti
guilty. The curators referred il to Coke.
At the subsequent meeting. the vendor
OF the man uscript being present. Coke
was asked what he considered to he its
date. He quickly replied. Il should say
about the middle OF the nineteenth cen
tury.-
There were still some relics of the
Oxford before the flood OF reform. among
them Mo- Grin,,h Of Men ON and Frowd
OF Corpus. Each vas ali shsly non compoe.
Frowd, a fellow OF Corpus. was annoyed
n the srampline Of grass under his
window He 81, A man tran. and watch
ing for the result preserrlv heard a
scTeam ,,,.hrd down and found he had
eau ght the professor OF mora, philosophy.
Bv wav Of penanos he condemned himself
TO attendance on ,hs profs-sor's lectures
for the rest of the term. Lodging in
London vbe, a contested election nj
Oxford was coming ON he wrote letter.
IN a n,wh.r ~ neon,. in the county
nronoaipg IN pair BEFORE their ansvers
had time m come in he ran down himself
10 Oxford and voted Hi. plea was that
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