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... fellow - commoners , pensioners , and sizars , or poor scholars . The sizar has his commons and tuition free and ... fellows ' hall . In the morning he sweeps the court and scrubs the floor ; in the afternoon he carries up dishes from ...
... fellow - commoners , pensioners , and sizars , or poor scholars . The sizar has his commons and tuition free and ... fellows ' hall . In the morning he sweeps the court and scrubs the floor ; in the afternoon he carries up dishes from ...
Page 88
... fellow creatures , and all my reward has been solitude , poverty , and reproach , while a fellow , possessed of even the smallest share of fiddling merit , or who has perhaps learned to whistle double , is re- warded , applauded , and ...
... fellow creatures , and all my reward has been solitude , poverty , and reproach , while a fellow , possessed of even the smallest share of fiddling merit , or who has perhaps learned to whistle double , is re- warded , applauded , and ...
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... fellow feeling for Beau who like himself is a good - natured , easy going fellow , careless with money , with a nice taste in dress , and a naive vanity in adorning his person with fine clothes . Added to which , he has more than a ...
... fellow feeling for Beau who like himself is a good - natured , easy going fellow , careless with money , with a nice taste in dress , and a naive vanity in adorning his person with fine clothes . Added to which , he has more than a ...
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