But how arefreshers treated, and why must I be given that unpleasant name?
Forgive me, we call the new girls freshers for a week or two.
They say the freshers are expected to make a bonner on Sunday night.
They say on Sunday afternoon the Wagger makes the same speech to the freshers that he's made for twenty years.
Healths are drunk, and of course the second-year men try to make the freshers blind.
Freshers stared at him in the High and pointed him out to the ignorant.
King's had rather more than its fair share of Hearties and the freshers seemed likely to keep up the supply.
But in public, partly because they were freshers and partly because they had not the courage of their convictions, they found themselves being quite polite to these good young men.
There were so many things to find out, such as when and where to be gowned, who were freshers and who were unapproachable seniors, what attitude to adopt to one's scout and one's tutor.
They were none the less happy, however, for being less superficial, and secretly they were pleased by the admiration of the advanced freshers and the effort made to cultivate their society.
While many of the freshers turned out to be good men and dull, some even bad men and dull, the scholars were all interesting.
He pointed out gently that the tradition of the 'cahlege' laid down that all freshers should be tubbed.
We shall have nearly the same eight next summer, and two or three good freshers are coming up," The Bradder argued.
There were two or three freshers from Cliborough to whom I had scarcely spoken during my last two years at school, and these fellows all sat together and enjoyed themselves, while I counted for nothing whatever.
What good did come from my first crusade was due chiefly to him; a kind of revivalist spirit was upon him, and many unsuspectingfreshers who had only thought of the river as a place to avoid, were unable to resist his entreaties.
The amusements of a breakfast given by a senior man to half-a-dozen fresherswere principally food and silence.
You ought to hear what most of the freshers are saying about the side Ward is putting on, it isn't as if he had any good reason for sticking on side.
So many freshers who have been important at school think they can bring their importance with them, but they make the very greatest mistake.
Dennison was drunk last night or pretended to be, and he and his gang invaded a lot of freshers and then asked them all to breakfast.
A don seems to me to have the fixed idea that freshers naturally drink too much, at least that was the impression the Subby gave me.
I have had a lot of freshers to meals, but I don't know Thornton; he is supposed to be cracked, isn't he?
There were thirty or forty freshers in the hall when we got there, and a few dons sitting at the high table at the end of it.
After that we all began to talk, and though I had only a hazy notion of what we decided, I heard enough to know that Ward and Dennison meant having this wine in about ten days and only intended to ask the freshers whom they liked.
The Freshers tumbled into bed and fell happily asleep.
Freshers who neglect to take advantage of this opportunity will be compelled to content themselves with one of these common china articles to my left.
Freshers would do well to consider this opportunity before it is too late.
Silence again, while the Freshers reflected that they knew very well whom Miss Helen Ross would have chosen if she had had the chance, and were glad that she hadn't.
With a sudden realisation of their own fatigue the Freshers turned to follow her example.
Ordinary costumes fell somewhat flat after these triumphs, though to the Freshers there was a continuing joy in beholding dignified students in their third year pirouetting in childlike abandonment.
Then Miss Ross expressed a wish to see Hannah's room, and the three girls ascended the stairs together, and the two Freshers stood by meekly while the two-year girl indulged in candid criticism.
Hannah Vernon was of all the Freshers the least upset by their scrutiny, but then plain Hannah was proverbially thick-skinned about the opinion of others.
The auctioneer exerted all the blandishments to induce the Freshers to purchase these masterpieces, and deplored their scant response with pathetic reproaches.
There was a moment's silence while the two Freshers each mentally leaped a year ahead, and saw herself in this proud and enviable position.
Now forth again the Freshers fare, And get them tasty summer suits Wherein they flaunt afield and scare The brutes.
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