He knew he had not done anything great for Templeton.

He knew he had let the tares grow side by side with the wheat, and made no effort to uproot them.

He knew that there were boys there whom he ought to have befriended, and others he ought to have scathed; and it made him sad now to think of all he might have done.
"I don't think they'll erect a statue to me in the Quad, old man," said he to Mansfield at the end of the examination.
"I know there isn't a fellow that won't be sorry to lose you," said Mansfield.
"Ah! no doubt.

They've had quiet times under easy-going old Saturn, and don't fancy the prospect of Jove, with his thunderbolts, ruling in his stead.

Eh ?" "If I could be sure of fellows being as fond of me as they are of you, I should--well, I should get something I don't expect," said Mansfield.
"Don't be too sure, old man," said Ponty.