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CONTENTS OBU'fU. UGII I. lloME LIFE • • 1 II •• SCHOOL LIFE, 1805-1808 • • u. III. ETON .- • • 19 IV. CAMBBlDGE FnTY YEARS AGO. • 48 V. CRICKET • /, 07 VI. SoJOURN IN FRANCE AND GERMANY • 87 VIL A SIGHT OF 0Xl!'ORD • • • • 96 VIII. ScHOOLMABTERING-WELLINGTON CoLLEGE 101 IX. SoME ExPERIENCES, 1880-1890 • • 114 X. ETON AGAIN, AND HOLIDAYS, 1882-1890, 180 XI. liAILEYBt!RY • • • • 151 XII. ETON, 1905-1916 • • • • • 164 XIII. THE CotJNTRY P.a.BSON • • 191 XIV. CoMPARAJIVB SILENCE • • • • 202 XV. WHITELAND& COLLEGE • • 212 XVI. OTHER Wou: • • • 216 XVII. FRIENDS • • • • 280 Xyiii. Mt!BIC • • • • • • • 259 XIx. Booxs • • • • • • • 207 XX. 0TBEB RECREATIONS , , • • • 27T XXI. CHoac11 Wou: • • .. • • 286 XXII. MiscELLANEA • • • • • • 298 XXIII. CoNCLt!SION: "W.a.TCIIMAN, W11.a.T Ol' THE NIGIIT ' .. "' • • • • • 826 APPENDIX: A PRACTICAL EDt!CATIONAL St!GGESTION 880 INDEX • • • • • • • • 882
LIST-OF ILLUSTRATIONS THE REv. THE HoN. EDWARD_ LYTTELTON, D.D. Frontispiece PACING P.lOS Mrss EvANs's HousE GROUP AT EToN. 1869 • 22 THE HoN. EDWARD LYTTELTON, CAPTAIN OF THE ETON ELEVEN, 1874 • 44o CAMBRIDGE ELEVEN GROUP, 1878 HAILEYBURY CoLLEnE THE SCHOOL YARD, E
Page 1 and 2: MEMORIES AND HOPES
Page 5: 'THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO MY DAUGH
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Page 23 and 24: CHAPTER II SCHOOL LIFE, 1865 TO 186
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THE SECRET OF ETON 4.7 in the race
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THE BEEF-STEAK CLUB 151 in any one
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THE STUDY OF STYLE knew scarcely an
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F. JENKINSON AND A. W. VERRALL 63 l
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78 CRICKET [CHAP. T motley team, ar
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"RANJI," JESSOP, AND STEEL 1 79 " R
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A COMii INCIDENT 85 tiny bit late w
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CHAPTER VI SOJOtTRN IN FRANCE AND G
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AT FONTAINEBLEAU 89 called it " sal
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94o SOJOURN IN FRANCE AND GERMANY [
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SCHOOLMASTERS' DIFFICULTmS 103 grot
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BENSON AND WICKHAM 111 quite easy t
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PLATFORM SPEAKING 115 had my first
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MOUNTAINEERING 119 During these yea
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MEETING AT RUGBY 129 marks " I and
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THE KRAKATOA ERUPTION 188 always by
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136 ETON AGAIN, AND HOLIDAYS, 1882-
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140 ETON AGAIN,,AND HOLIDAYS, 1882-
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142 ETON AGAIN, AND HOLIDAYS, 1882-
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- ZERMATT 149 fare before. The most
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152] HAILEYBURY COLLEGE.
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SOME OF MY COLLEAGUES 161 the most
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IMPROVEMENT IN GAMES 167 progress s
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SCIENCE TEACHING 111 Latin and Gree
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COMPETITIONS AMONG PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1
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LITERARY TRAINING 179 school life.
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Hl2] T i m SCHOOL YAnD, ETON COLLEG
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VENTILATING THE CHAPEL 189 charged
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OVERSTRAND 197 in the village there
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GIRLS' DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION 201 sti
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PARENTS, COLLEAGUES, AND BOYS 207 t
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WORKERS WITH GOD 211 endeavour to e
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THE TALBOT SETTLEMENT 21'1 narrowne
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ST. GEORGE'S SCHOOL, HARPENDEN 221
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EXAMINATIONS AND PRECOCITY 227 mark
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TEMPLE AND ARNOLD 283 of the member
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FRANK CORNISH 287 death in 1916 he
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242 FRIENDS ·[ClU.P. xvn Duke of D
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GLADSTONE'S SELF-FORGETFULNESS 2'5
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250 FRIENDS [CHAP. XVlt This of cou
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HENRY SIDGWICK 253 o! his youth til
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FRIENDS (CHAP. XVII cases of men wi
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258 FRIENDS [CHAP. XVI1j ·• than
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GIJiTED AMATEURS 261 fessional, but
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264 MUSIC [CHAP, XVIII man, who has
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268 BOOKS [CIL!.P. XIX books, and t
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CALVERLEY 271 alludes to some anima
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CHAPTER XX OTHER RECREATIONS BESIDE
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LEARNING GOLF 285 upon to go throug
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SERMONS AND PUBLIC OPINION 289 of.
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LEARNING TO SPEAK 298 it is a thin
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VOICE TRAINING 291 artist but quite
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BEGGARS 808 But what was to be done
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808 MISCELLANEA [cHAP. XXIX dismal
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BICYCLES AND MOTORS 818 raised by t
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STALENESS IN GAMES - 817 batting th
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TRAVELLING 821 selves to the enjoym
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824. MISCELLANEA [cRAP. xxn profess
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APPENDIX A PRACTICAL EDUCATIONAL SU
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