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... Trinity College , Dublin ; but his father was no longer able to place him there as a pensioner , as he had done his eldest son Henry ; he was obliged , therefore , to enter him as a sizar , or " poor scholar . " He was lodged in one of the.
... Trinity College , Dublin ; but his father was no longer able to place him there as a pensioner , as he had done his eldest son Henry ; he was obliged , therefore , to enter him as a sizar , or " poor scholar . " He was lodged in one of the.
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... sizar , as if the college sought to in- demnify itself for conferring benefits by inflict- ing indignities . He was obliged to sweep part of the courts in the morning ; to carry up the dishes from the kitchen to the fellows ' table ...
... sizar , as if the college sought to in- demnify itself for conferring benefits by inflict- ing indignities . He was obliged to sweep part of the courts in the morning ; to carry up the dishes from the kitchen to the fellows ' table ...
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... sizar was carrying up a dish of meat to the fellows ' table , a burly citizen in the crowd made some sneering observation on the servility of his office . Stung to the quick , the high- spirited youth instantly flung the dish and its ...
... sizar was carrying up a dish of meat to the fellows ' table , a burly citizen in the crowd made some sneering observation on the servility of his office . Stung to the quick , the high- spirited youth instantly flung the dish and its ...
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Improvident Marriages in the Gold | 21 |
Goldsmith Rejected by the Bishop | 41 |
Sallies Forth as a Law Student | 52 |
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