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Reding interposed: "Bateman, cut me, please, a bit of your capital bread home-made, I suppose?" "A thousand pardons!" said Bateman: "not binding? Pass it to him, Willis, if you please. Yes, it comes from a farmer, next door. I'm glad you like it. I repeat, they are binding, Campbell."
Reding spoken of in the Gazette of last week?" said a prim little man, sipping his tea with his spoon, and rising on his toes as he spoke. "You need not go far for an answer," said his neighbour, and, turning to their host, added, "Carlton, who is Mr. Reding?" "A very dear honest fellow," answered Carlton: "I wish we were all of us as good.
He read with me one Long Vacation, is a good scholar, and ought to have gained his class. I have not heard of him for some time." "He has other friends in the room," said another: "I think," turning to a young Fellow of Leicester, "you, Sheffield, were at one time intimate with Reding?"
"But how are we to arrive at truth at all," said Reding, "except by reason? It is the appointed method for our guidance. Brutes go by instinct, men by reason." They had fallen on a difficult subject; all were somewhat puzzled except White, who had not been attending, and was simply wearied; he now interposed.
The duke claims his maternal property, Urging he's now of age, and 'tis full time That he should rule his people and dominions; What is the answer made to him? The king Places a chaplet on his head: "Behold, The fitting ornament," he cries, "of youth!" MAUER. You hear. Expect not from the emperor Or right, or justice. Then redress yourselves! REDING. No other course is left us.
"It's only for a time, ma'am," said Charles; "when my examination is over, I will take as long walks as I did with Edward Gandy that winter after I left school." "Ah, how merry you were then, Charles!" said Mary; "so happy with the thoughts of Oxford before you!" "Ah, my dear," said Mrs. Reding, "you'll then walk too much, as you now walk too little.
And thus it was that Charles Reding was brought across William Sheffield, who had come into residence the same term as himself. The minds of young people are pliable and elastic, and easily accommodate themselves to any one they fall in with.
"But they do mean to keep you from walking down High Street in beaver," answered Willis; "for the Proctors march up and down, and send you back, if they catch you." "But this is a different matter," said Reding, changing his ground; "this is a matter of religion. It can't be right to go to strange places of worship or meetings."
Vexed as Reding was, he felt that he had no right to visit the tediousness of his former visitor upon his present; so he forced himself to reply, "Zerubbabel; indeed; and is Zerubbabel your Christian name, sir, or your surname?" "It is both at once, Mr. Reding," answered Zerubbabel, "or rather, I have no Christian name, and Zerubbabel is my one Jewish designation."
"Impossible, Fusby," said Carlton, and laughed. "It's quite true," returned Fusby; "I had it from the Under-Marshal, who was passing at the moment. My eye has been on Mr. Reding for some years." "So it seems," said Sheffield, "for that must have been at least, let me see, four or five years ago." "Oh," continued Fusby, "there are two or three more yet to come; you will see."
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