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Of this famous house, some of the greatest noblemen, prelates,chaussures louboutin and dignitaries in England are

governors: and as the boys are very comfortably lodged, fed, and educated, and subsequently inducted to good scholarships at the University and livings in the

Church, many little gentlemen are devoted to the ecclesiastical profession from their tenderest years, and there is considerable emulation to procure nominations for

the foundation. It was originally intended for the sons of poor and deserving clerics and laics, but many of the noble governors of the Institution, with an enlarged and

rather capricious benevolence, selected all sorts of objects for their bounty. To get an education for nothing, and a future livelihood and profession assured, was so

excellent a scheme that some of the richest people did not disdain it; and not only great men's relations, but great men themselves,louboutin paris sent their sons to profit by the chance-Right Rev. prelates sent their own kinsmen or the sons of their

clergy, while, on the other hand, some great noblemen did not disdain to patronize the children of their confidential servants-so that a lad entering this establishment

had every variety of youthful society wherewith to mingle.
Rawdon Crawley, though the only book which he studied was the Racing Calendar, and though his chief recollections of polite learning were connected with the

floggings which he received at Eton in his early youth, had that decent and honest reverence for classical learning which all English gentlemen feel, and was glad to

think that his son was to have a provision for life, perhaps, and a certain opportunity of becoming a scholar. And although his boy was his chief solace and companion,

and endeared to him by a thousand small ties, about which he did not care to speak to his wife,Christian Louboutin Bottes who had all along shown the utmost indifference to their son, yet Rawdon agreed at once to part with him and to give up

his own greatest comfort and benefit for the sake of the welfare of the little lad. He did not know how fond he was of the child until it became necessary to let him go

away. When he was gone, he felt more sad and downcast than he cared to own-far sadder than the boy himself, who was happy enough to enter a new career and

find companions of his own age. Becky burst out laughing once or twice when the Colonel, in his clumsy, incoherent way, tried to express his sentimental sorrows at

the boy's departure. The poor fellow felt that his dearest pleasure and closest friend was taken from him. He looked often and wistfully at the little vacant bed in his

dressing-room, where the child used to sleep. He missed him sadly of mornings and tried in vain to walk in the park without him. He did not know how solitary he was

until little Rawdon was gone. He liked the people who were fond of him, and would go and sit for long hours with his good-natured sister Lady Jane, and talk to her

about the virtues,Christian Louboutin Escarpins and good looks, and hundred

good qualities of the child.120215