...prodigy of our school was George Sinclair (son of Sir John). He made exercises for half the school, verses at will, and themes without it. He was a friend...mine, and in the same remove, and used at times to beg of me to let him do my exercise — a request always most readily accorded upon a pinch, or when I...

...boys of my standing. " The prodigy of our school-days was George Sinclair (son of Sir JohnJ ; he made exercises for half the school (literally), verses...pinch, or when I wanted to do something else, which was usually once an hour. On the other hand, he was pacific and I savage ; so I fought for him, or...

...boys of my standing. " The prodigy of our school-days was George Sinclair (son of Sir John) ; he made exercises for half the school (literally), verses...pinch, or when I wanted to do .something else, which was usually once an hour. On the other hand, he was pacific and I savage ; so I fought for him, or...

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...boys of my standing. " The prodigy of our school-days was George Sinclair (son of Sir John) ; be made exercises for half the school (literally), verses...used at times to beg me to let him do my exercise, — n request always most readily accorded upon a pinch, or when I wanted to do something else, which...