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Hyacinth

CHAPTER III
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One night five musicians relieved each other at the task of playing the tune on a concertina outside his door.

They commenced briskly at eight o'clock in the evening, and the final sleepy version only died away at six the next morning.
Dr.Henry, who either did not know or chose to ignore the state of the students' feelings, advised Hyacinth to become a member of the Theological Debating Society.

The election to membership, he said, was a mere form, and nobody was ever excluded.

Hyacinth sent his name to the secretary, and was blackbeaned by an overwhelming majority of the members.

Shortly afterwards the Lord-lieutenant paid a visit to the college, and the students seized the chance of displaying their loyalty to the Throne and Constitution.


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