Capitolo 32
Mrs. books with abundant notes on all these subjects: I usually did a
small book when me undertaken some subject in a regular way.
"In May 1 Mr Dobree, the lecturer of head sent for me to say that him
names me the Sizar of head-lecturer for next year. The salary of
this office was _L10_ a sum on which I rose up my considerable value,
the anxiety for the monetary independence: but you/he/she was also gratifying to me
how shewing the way where I was concerned by the authorities of University.
"In Wednesday, May 24, 1820 that the examination has started. I was anxious
on the result of the examination, but only in such degree as to
perfectly does that my behavior consolidates and calm, and to prevent me from
trying some extraordinary exercise.
"When the Classes were published the excellent ones some Register
Per annum (it alphabetically systematized, as it is the custom) it was standing this way: Airy,
Boileau, Childers, Drinkwater, Field, Iliff, Malkin, Myers, Romilly,
Strutt, Nannies, Winning. You knew however soon that I was of before
the Class. You/he/she was generally waited (and certainly from me) that,
considering as great a preponderance that the Classicses have been understood, in
the system known of the university, to have in to determine the order of
worths, Field first it would be. However the number of marks that the Field
gotten it was approximately 1700, and that what I approximately got 1900. No
other competitor, I believe, us it was near."--In a letter to Airy from
his/her Guardian in University, Mr J. D. Hustler there is the following passage:
"It is a matter of the extreme satisfaction to me that in the late
examination you were not only standing in the excellent one but before the
before. I am successful that Your and they will be
commensurate with this honourable starting."
"Of the men that I have called, Drinkwater (Bethune) it was later
Legal member of the Supreme court of India, Field was later
Rector of Reepham, Romilly (after the God Romilly) it became
Attorney general, Strutt (after the God Belper) it became M.P. for