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[…]es - there were nine of them. Her father was apparently a very active gentleman! There were nine uncles. They all went to Clifton College and on to Oxford, but by the time I came along there wasn't any money! And so my mother taught me herself, and she was a very brilliant woman. The result was that[…]
[…]f there not being, I looked on it more as a prison than any place to want to go to. I wondered.what I had done wrong that I had to be sent there like for these hours and it put me, it set my back against learning I think to some extent. And then in later life looking back, reading somet.ning Bernard[…]
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