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Some Scholars of the Resto7^ation. 155 The manners of the undergraduates were not much better than those of the pot-house haunting seniors. Dr. Good, the Master of Balliol, " a good old toast," had much trouble with his students.
"There is, over against Balliol College, a dingy, horrid, scandalous ale-house, fit for none but draymen and tinkers, and such as, by going there, have made themselves equally scandalous. Here the Balliol men continually, and by perpetuall buhbing, add art to their nat...ural stupidity, to make themselves perfect sots." The envy and jealousy of the inferior colleges, alas ! have put about many things, in these latter days, to the discredit of the Balliol men, but not even Humphrey Pri- deaux would, out of all his stock of epithets, choose "sottish" and "stupid." In these old times, however, Dr. Good had to call the men together, and — " Inform them of the mischiefs of that hellish liquor called ale; but one of them, not so tamely to be preached out of his beloved liquor, made answer that the Vice- Chancelour's men drank ale at the 'Split Crow,' and why should not they too ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some Scholars of the Resto7^ation. 155 The manners of the undergraduates were not much better than those of the pot-house haunting seniors. Dr. Good, the Master of Balliol, " a good old toast," had much trouble with his students.
"There is, over against Balliol College, a dingy, horrid, scandalous ale-house, fit for none but draymen and tinkers, and such as, by going there, have made themselves equally scandalous. Here the Balliol men continually, and by perpetuall buhbing, add art to their nat...ural stupidity, to make themselves perfect sots." The envy and jealousy of the inferior colleges, alas ! have put about many things, in these latter days, to the discredit of the Balliol men, but not even Humphrey Pri- deaux would, out of all his stock of epithets, choose "sottish" and "stupid." In these old times, however, Dr. Good had to call the men together, and — " Inform them of the mischiefs of that hellish liquor called ale; but one of them, not so tamely to be preached out of his beloved liquor, made answer that the Vice- Chancelour's men drank ale at the 'Split Crow,' and why should not they too ?
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