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A Specimen Of University Etiquette
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A POOR youth, brought up in one of the colleges, could not afford the
price of a pair of shoes, but when his old ones were worn out at the
toes, had them capped with leather: whereupon his companions began to
jeer him for so doing: Why, said he, don't you see they must be
capped? Are they not fellows?
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