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Wednesday March 24th (Queen Elizabeth died 1603)

A real March day pouring rain and raging wind. Beastly!… Home-Boarders with that courtesy which is so marked a trait in such typical types as Bonner and Circuitt (The ‘Scis’ have lately delighted us by calling Circuitt ‘Shirk it’, a … Continue reading →

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Tuesday October 20th

Today we are faced with another problem. ‘Dearmer‘, so his mother writes (though unbeknown to him), ‘arrived home feeling very sick and with his trousers slashed rent.’ He had, apparently owing to having got up top in his form, been … Continue reading →

Posted in Discipline, Literature, Sport | Tagged Barrington-Ward, bullying, Collier, Fives, Geoffrey Dearmer, Henry V, Hodgson, Literary Society, Malden, Midsummer Night's Dream, Radford, Raynor, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Society, Tomlinson, Whitmore | Comments Off

Friday October 16th

. With superlative energy I played Fives this afternoon with Hobson, Rawson and Tunnecliffe. Considering I hadn’t played for over a year I got on better than expected. Tunnecliffe had never played before. Barrington-Ward this morning showed me the ‘History … Continue reading →

Posted in Food, Literature, Sport | Tagged Adrian Boult, Barrington-Ward, Comic Cuts, Fives, Hobson, Peter Elmsely, Rawson, Raynor, Sorley, Sutcliffe's, The Professor, Tunnecliffe | 1 Comment

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Wednesday March 24th (Queen Elizabeth died 1603)

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