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Updated: June 13, 2025
Every morning the follow-ing scene took place: "Ah, ha! the fine fellow," he cries, "what an air he has! good color, no fever. Get up and go take a good cup of coffee; but no fooling, you know! don't go running after the girls; I will sign for you your Exeat; you will return to-morrow to your regiment." Sick or not sick, he sent back three a day.
Godfrey Ormiston was in his second term at Eton, and had come to Newlands to-day for his exeat.
Reece, Marriott, and Gethryn are a good beginning. 'Yes, sir. But they've got nobody else. Their tail starts after those three. 'Very well. But it seems a pity. 'Thank you, sir, said Norris, wisely refraining from discussing the matter. He had got his exeat, which was what he had come for.
'That you won't be able to go. It seems rather a catch. 'Can't go? said Norris; 'my dear sir, you're talking through your hat. Think I'm going to refuse an invitation like this? Not if I know it. I'm going to toddle off to Jephson, get an exeat, and catch that one-forty. And if I don't paralyse the Pudford bowling, I'll shoot myself. 'But the House match! Leicester's!
"She did, rather; but I asked her if Nesta and I might have an exeat this afternoon to go to the Vicarage. Mrs. Fleming gave us an open invitation, you know, to come and see her sketches." "What a brain! You really are too lovely!" chuckled Diana. Land Girls With the bond of such a secret between them, Diana and Loveday cemented a firm friendship.
"Going home?" murmured the Dean, inscribing Frank's name in his neat little handwriting. "No," said Frank. "Not?... To London, perhaps?" "Well, not exactly," said Frank; "at least, not just yet." Mr. Mackintosh blotted the book carefully, and extracted the exeat. He pushed it gently towards Frank. "About that auction!" he said, smiling indulgently; "I did want to have a word with you about that.
Odd recollections began to run through his mind of this elderly French admirer of his mother's, whom he had seen occasionally flitting about their London lodgings when, as a boy, he came up from Eton for his exeat. "Oh! don't you scoff, George," said his mother, angrily. "M. d'Estrelles was a very clever man, though he did gamble like a fool. Everybody said his memory was marvellous.
I grieve that I should have to undergo a siege in your lordship's house, more especially as it is likely to be a long one. In a week's time there will be a 'ne exeat' issued against me, and then it will be too late for me to think of France." And so saying, the son retired to his own room, and left the father to consider what he had better do in his distress.
Vi, d'you think if I looked an absolute hallowed saint all Sunday, and Monday, and Tuesday, Miss Todd would let me go to Glenbury? My name's down for the exeat, you know." Violet regarded Diana for a moment or two as if making mental calculations. "You couldn't do it," she decided at last. "You couldn't look the least tiny, weeny atom like a saint if you tried till doomsday.
I've given you your exeat, but you needn't use it. Come in to-morrow evening after hall." Frank stood up. "Thanks, very much, Mr. Mackintosh. I'll ... I'll certainly remember what you've said." He took up his exeat as if mechanically. "Then you can leave that for the present," smiled the Dean, pointing at it. "I can write you another, you know." Frank put it down quickly.
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