IN Mr. Lambs "Works," published a year or two since, I find a magnifit eulogy on my old school*, such as it was, or noears to him to have beeween the 1782 and 1789. It happens, very oddly, that my own standing at Christs was nearly corresponding with his; and, with all gratitude to him for his enthusiasm for the cloisters, I think he has trived t together whatever be said in praise of them, dropping all the other side of the argument most ingeniously.
[Footnote] "Recolles Of Christs Hospital"
I remember L. at school; and well recollect that he had some peculiar advantages, which I and others of his schoolfellows had not. His friends lived in town, and were near at hand; and he had the privilege of going to see them, almost as often as he wished, through some invidious distin which was deo us. The present worthy sub-treasurer to the Iemple explain how that happened. He had his tea and hot rolls in a m, while we were battening upon our quarter of a pen……（内容加载失败！）
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