 I used once to have fine theories about it. I used to fancy that a big fellow would do no end of good to one lower in the school, and that the two would stand to each other in the relation of knight to squire. You know what the young knights were taught,...  Eric: Or, Little by Little : a Tale of Roslyn School - Seite 90von Frederic William Farrar - 1859 - 366 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...School and that the two would stand to each other in the relation of knight to squire" But, "when a boy takes up a little one, you know pretty well that those are not the kinds of lessons he teaches." Perhaps so, but there was little conscious urge toward homosexuality... | |
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...other in the relation of knight to squire. You know what the young knights were taught, Monty - to keep their bodies under, and bring them into subjection;...Russell; you're quite right. It's bad for a fellow in everyway. First of all, it keeps him in an unnatural sort of dependence; then ten to one it makes... | |
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