A Sketch of the Characters of Sir John Patteson And Sir John Coleridge Written

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They were born in the same year at the latter end of the last century, and after receiving their first education in the place of their birth, the one at Coney Weston, under his father's curate and friend, the Rev. M. Merest, the other at Ottery St. Mary's, under his uncle, the Rev. George Coleridge, they went to Eton at the commencement of this century; where they contracted a lasting friendship for each other, which ripened afterwards into a nearer and dearer relationship. During their Eton yo...uth there was manifested in each of them that self-reliance, manly spirit and thoughtful intelligence, which marked their career to the end of their lives : and so " as morning shows the day, Their childhood showed the future man. " At Eton Pattesoii obtained among his schoolfellows the sobriquet of Old Patteson ; and while he was known to the masters as a good boy in school, he was known also to his 'Z PATTESO^ A^'D COLERIDGE.
playmates out of school as a good sculler, a good swimmer, a good cricketer, and a good player at fives and at football.

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