Oxford From Within
Oxford From Within
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On Sundays he took exercise. He would walk through the woods for thirty or even forty miles, and in defiance of all laws of condition awoke next morning neither tired nor stiff. On one Sunday, in the same un- changed dark suit, he played lawn tennis furiously from eight in the morning till past twelve. That shocked our friend, who was fresh from a public school. He had no strict sabbatical scruples, but he felt in his inmost soul that if you played tennis you ought to put on flannels, and that ...if you walked into the country you ought not to wear the same suit that you wore at a lecture. The total lack ot any feeling for Tightness in dress shocked him ; that is to say, he was forced to exercise a strong effort of will not to tick his new friends summarily off as " bad men, " and to have done with them. A sense of humour saved him. It saved him again at Oxford when the cold eye of criticism was fixed upon him, and he knew his own costume in some way sinned against conformity. Why shouldn't a man if he likes wear a frock coat and brown boots ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Sundays he took exercise. He would walk through the woods for thirty or even forty miles, and in defiance of all laws of condition awoke next morning neither tired nor stiff. On one Sunday, in the same un- changed dark suit, he played lawn tennis furiously from eight in the morning till past twelve. That shocked our friend, who was fresh from a public school. He had no strict sabbatical scruples, but he felt in his inmost soul that if you played tennis you ought to put on flannels, and that ...if you walked into the country you ought not to wear the same suit that you wore at a lecture. The total lack ot any feeling for Tightness in dress shocked him ; that is to say, he was forced to exercise a strong effort of will not to tick his new friends summarily off as " bad men, " and to have done with them. A sense of humour saved him. It saved him again at Oxford when the cold eye of criticism was fixed upon him, and he knew his own costume in some way sinned against conformity. Why shouldn't a man if he likes wear a frock coat and brown boots ?
What to read after Oxford From Within?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh De Slincourt to read onlineMoreLess
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