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Dora is having English lessons from the matron, and she is awfully pleased about it, for she is one of her favourites and it will help her too in her matriculation. September 25th. Yesterday and the day before Mother was so ill that the doctor had to be sent for at half past 10 at night. Thank goodness she is better now.
But probably all of them are still boasting their languages and their examinations. It's all they have left not happiness or health or innocence, but their matriculation. Good God!" "But surely some of you have become schoolmistresses with good salaries?" "Good salaries! Anyhow, first we had to start studying all over again.
Nine years later, his younger brother Andrew entered the University, as indicated by the following record in the Matriculation Album: 1765, Andreas McGill, filius natu quintus Jacobi mercatoris Glasguensis.
Define "tramp," "bummer," "heeler," "hoodlum," and "politician." This is a paper put together very casually, and just as the pen runs, but the man who can pass such an examination creditably must know many things not revealed to the babes and sucklings of civilisation. From my own point of view I think the questions fairly easy, a mere matriculation paper.
I was being kept back from school at the time on account of a cold, but I was not surprised to find myself next day sitting in a train, bound for Marlborough, and "referred once more to my studies." A little later my father, not being satisfied, took me away to read with a tutor for the London matriculation, in which without any trouble, I received a first class.
The little journal shows him busy with all the subjects of the London Matriculation: History ancient and modern, Greek, Latin, English Grammar, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, with German also and Physiology, besides experimental work in natural science, philosophical analysis, and a copious course of Carlyle. But this book-work was the least of the influences acting upon him. Dr.
On his arrival in London he received him with delight, showered upon him praises, and fitted him out liberally for his first appearance at the University. Here, however, Wilton's first fortune seemed to abandon him. About six months after his matriculation, he had the grief to hear that the Earl had been thrown from his horse in hunting, and received various severe injuries.
"Can you direct me to Brazenface College, please, sir?" said the youthful stranger, flushing like a girl. "This is Brazenface College," said Mr. Bouncer, looking very important. "And, pray, what is your business here and your name?" "If you please," said the stranger, "I am James Pucker. I came to enter, sir, for my matriculation examination, and I wish to see the gentleman who will examine me."
They paid a double matriculation fee, and their ordinary fee was twenty-five per cent higher than that of other students. For a brief time only there was a common dining-room, but because of financial storm and stress and the necessity for additional room this was in the end abandoned and the students boarded with the professors who had rooms in the College.
Upon his earliest opportunity he sat down and wrote Myra a rhapsody upon it all. Her presence, he felt, and he wrote her, was all needed to make the place a paradise. Under his name upon the matriculation book he had written, with confidence: "Schools of Ancient and Modern Languages."
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