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Tom Brown's School Days by Thomas Hughes. Cover of 1911 edition. Date: 1911 Stock Photo

RMMHNTRR–Tom Brown's School Days by Thomas Hughes. Cover of 1911 edition. Date: 1911

Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom Brown and the Squire.' Illustrations by Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School Days - Tom, the young master - Arthur Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School Days. Tom performing the old west country song of 'The Leather Bottle', with considerable applause. Date: First published 1857 Stock Photo

RMG3BEE7–Tom Brown's School Days. Tom performing the old west country song of 'The Leather Bottle', with considerable applause. Date: First published 1857

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The building which served as the inspiration for the village school in the novel Tom Brown's School Days, Uffington, UK. Stock Photo

RMF0GE8C–The building which served as the inspiration for the village school in the novel Tom Brown's School Days, Uffington, UK.

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Tom Brown's School days by Thomas Hughes Stock Photo

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The village school attended by Thomas Hughes, author of 'Tom Brown's School Days', Uffington, Oxfordshire, UK Stock Photo

RME5TND7–The village school attended by Thomas Hughes, author of 'Tom Brown's School Days', Uffington, Oxfordshire, UK

A vertical shot of a Tews Butchers building featured in Tom Browns School Days, Rugby, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RF2K8M8TY–A vertical shot of a Tews Butchers building featured in Tom Browns School Days, Rugby, United Kingdom

The farmer and his men are making good running about a field behind. Illustration to the book Tom Brown's School Days Stock Photo

RMBHCD69–The farmer and his men are making good running about a field behind. Illustration to the book Tom Brown's School Days

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Tom Browns school-days (1911) Stock Photo

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Thomas Hughes (1822-1896) English novelist best known for 'Tom Brown's School Days' 1857. Stock Photo

RMCWAB8W–Thomas Hughes (1822-1896) English novelist best known for 'Tom Brown's School Days' 1857.

TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS, US lobbycard, from left: Freddie Bartholomew, Cedric Hardwicke, Jimmy Lydon, 1940 Stock Photo

RME5NW7W–TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS, US lobbycard, from left: Freddie Bartholomew, Cedric Hardwicke, Jimmy Lydon, 1940

The Red Lion Public House, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, England. Mentioned in the book Tom Brown's School Days Stock Photo

RM2F1T2R1–The Red Lion Public House, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, England. Mentioned in the book Tom Brown's School Days

TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS, US poster, from left: Freddie Bartholomew, Jimmy Lydon, Cedric Hardwicke, 1940 Stock Photo

RME5MW7G–TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS, US poster, from left: Freddie Bartholomew, Jimmy Lydon, Cedric Hardwicke, 1940

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Ruthin School one of the oldest public schools in the United Kingdom. Located on the outskirts of Ruthin, Denbighshire North Wales, founded 1284 Stock Photo

RMWFK0A9–Ruthin School one of the oldest public schools in the United Kingdom. Located on the outskirts of Ruthin, Denbighshire North Wales, founded 1284

Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'The troublesome duck.' Illustrations by Stock Photo

RMERH007–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'The troublesome duck.' Illustrations by

RMBTJWK0–Thomas Hughes (1822-1896) English novelist best known for 'Tom Brown's School Days' 1857.

The White Horse. The Scouring of the White Horse; or, the Long Vaca. Cambridge, 1859 [1858]. People digging out the figure of a white horse on a hillside. Image taken from The Scouring of the White Horse; or, the Long Vacation Ramble of a London Clerk. By the Author of Tom Brown's School Days [i.e. T. Hughes]. Illustrated by R. Doyle. Originally published/produced in Cambridge, 1859 [1858]. . Source: 12632.d.27, title page. Language: English. Stock Photo

RMRD1BDD–The White Horse. The Scouring of the White Horse; or, the Long Vaca. Cambridge, 1859 [1858]. People digging out the figure of a white horse on a hillside. Image taken from The Scouring of the White Horse; or, the Long Vacation Ramble of a London Clerk. By the Author of Tom Brown's School Days [i.e. T. Hughes]. Illustrated by R. Doyle. Originally published/produced in Cambridge, 1859 [1858]. . Source: 12632.d.27, title page. Language: English.

A Great Picture Sale at Christie's, from 'The Graphic' September 10, 1887 After Sydney Prior Hall In 1887 'The Graphic' published a design by Sydney Prior Hall, one of the gifted artists on its staff, showing a London paintings auction in progress. Hall left Oxford to pursue art and made his name sending back images from the front during the Franco-Prussian War. His gift for humor, later demonstrated in illustrations to 'Tom Brown's School Days' (1885) is applied here to gently caricature members of the audience.. A Great Picture Sale at Christie's, from 'The Graphic'. After Sydney Prior Hall Stock Photo

RM2HGNK9H–A Great Picture Sale at Christie's, from 'The Graphic' September 10, 1887 After Sydney Prior Hall In 1887 'The Graphic' published a design by Sydney Prior Hall, one of the gifted artists on its staff, showing a London paintings auction in progress. Hall left Oxford to pursue art and made his name sending back images from the front during the Franco-Prussian War. His gift for humor, later demonstrated in illustrations to 'Tom Brown's School Days' (1885) is applied here to gently caricature members of the audience.. A Great Picture Sale at Christie's, from 'The Graphic'. After Sydney Prior Hall

Rugby Warwickshire Rugby school and playing fields with rugby goalposts Famous for inventing the game of Rugby Stock Photo

RFAB78FE–Rugby Warwickshire Rugby school and playing fields with rugby goalposts Famous for inventing the game of Rugby

. Review of reviews and world's work. at once in Alice inWonderland, Tom Browns School Days, Ivanhoe,and other childrens classics. The transition from read-ing dime novels to actual enjoyment of good literaturemust be slow, and can be accomplished only throughthe infinite patience and perseverance of the visitor.An occasional boy will rise to the height of the OregonTrail and Ivanhoe, but on the whole the visitormust be satisfied if she raises the general staudard ofreading to Munroe, Henty, and Otis. The same ruleholds good in selecting books for girls. THE LAMAISM OF TIBET. THE dominant reli Stock Photo

RM2AG8YAP–. Review of reviews and world's work. at once in Alice inWonderland, Tom Browns School Days, Ivanhoe,and other childrens classics. The transition from read-ing dime novels to actual enjoyment of good literaturemust be slow, and can be accomplished only throughthe infinite patience and perseverance of the visitor.An occasional boy will rise to the height of the OregonTrail and Ivanhoe, but on the whole the visitormust be satisfied if she raises the general staudard ofreading to Munroe, Henty, and Otis. The same ruleholds good in selecting books for girls. THE LAMAISM OF TIBET. THE dominant reli

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Plaque on Westbourne House commemorating the birth of Thomas Arnold. Headmaster of Rugby School Stock Photo

RMCBF6MC–Plaque on Westbourne House commemorating the birth of Thomas Arnold. Headmaster of Rugby School

Antique luggage trunk: natural light softly illuminates a rusting trunk Stock Photo

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A closeup of an information plaque showing where Tews Butchers were featured in Tom Browns School Days Stock Photo

RF2K8M8TH–A closeup of an information plaque showing where Tews Butchers were featured in Tom Browns School Days

The,house,where,Thomas Arnold,was,born,here,Westbourne House,Cowes,Isle of Wight Stock Photo

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Man fishing - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

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Selection of Flashman Books, Historical Novels by George Macdonald Fraser. British Empire Soldier Misadventures. Devon, January, 2018. Stock Photo

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RM2F1T2P9–The Red Lion Public House, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, England. Mentioned in the book Tom Brown's School Days

RMWFJYJ9–Ruthin School one of the oldest public schools in the United Kingdom. Located on the outskirts of Ruthin, Denbighshire North Wales, founded 1284

Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'The explosion.' (Tom's chemistry experiment Stock Photo

RMERH005–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'The explosion.' (Tom's chemistry experiment

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Open door - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

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RMWFK0NW–Ruthin School one of the oldest public schools in the United Kingdom. Located on the outskirts of Ruthin, Denbighshire North Wales, founded 1284

Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom's visit to Arthur after the fever.' Stock Photo

RMERH00A–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom's visit to Arthur after the fever.'

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Pig scene - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

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RMWFJX8J–Ruthin School one of the oldest public schools in the United Kingdom. Located on the outskirts of Ruthin, Denbighshire North Wales, founded 1284

Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Reception by the doctor of Tom, East and the tadpole.' Illustrations by Arthur Hughes 1832-1915 and Sydney Prior Hall 1842 -1922. The school is Rugby School, an English public (private boarding) school. English lawyer and author, 20 October 1822 – 22 March 1896. Stock Photo

RMERGYYR–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Reception by the doctor of Tom, East and the tadpole.' Illustrations by Arthur Hughes 1832-1915 and Sydney Prior Hall 1842 -1922. The school is Rugby School, an English public (private boarding) school. English lawyer and author, 20 October 1822 – 22 March 1896.

. Tom Browns school-days . XTHOMAS HUGHES,Q.C.,M.P. / (Sin Old J3oJ) Stock Photo

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Man sleeping in front of church - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

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RMWFJXYC–Ruthin School one of the oldest public schools in the United Kingdom. Located on the outskirts of Ruthin, Denbighshire North Wales, founded 1284

Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Charing Tom in the quadrangle'. Stock Photo

RMERGYYE–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Charing Tom in the quadrangle'.

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Alleyway - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom comforting Arthur.' Illustrations by Stock Photo

RMERH004–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom comforting Arthur.' Illustrations by

. Tom Browns school-days . WITHILLUSTRATIONSMADE AT RUGBY5CHOOL IpUIS^HEAD WEHAN INTRODUCTION BY HARPER & BROTHERS NEW YORK AND LONDON Stock Photo

RM2CNKAX3–. Tom Browns school-days . WITHILLUSTRATIONSMADE AT RUGBY5CHOOL IpUIS^HEAD WEHAN INTRODUCTION BY HARPER & BROTHERS NEW YORK AND LONDON

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom and the village boys'. Illustrations by Stock Photo

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. Tom Browns school-days . ed to propound Arthurs theory about not beingsorry for his friends deaths, which he had hitherto kept in thebackground, and by which he was much exercised; for he didntfeel it honest to take what pleased him and throw over the rest,and was trying vigorously to persuade himself that he should likeall his best friends to die offhand. But Easts powers of remaining serious were exhausted, and infive minutes he was saying the most ridiculous things he couldthink of, till Tom was almost getting angry again. Despite of himself, however, he couldnt help laughing andgiving it Stock Photo

RM2CNK57H–. Tom Browns school-days . ed to propound Arthurs theory about not beingsorry for his friends deaths, which he had hitherto kept in thebackground, and by which he was much exercised; for he didntfeel it honest to take what pleased him and throw over the rest,and was trying vigorously to persuade himself that he should likeall his best friends to die offhand. But Easts powers of remaining serious were exhausted, and infive minutes he was saying the most ridiculous things he couldthink of, till Tom was almost getting angry again. Despite of himself, however, he couldnt help laughing andgiving it

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[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.] Image taken from page 415 of '[Tom Brown's School Days Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom and Arthur's mother.' Illustrations by Stock Photo

RMERH00B–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom and Arthur's mother.' Illustrations by

. Tom Browns school-days . umbledinto the passage. The magpie fluttered down into the court,swearing, and the Madman danced out, howling, with his fingersin his mouth. The Doctor caught hold of him, and called to usto fetch some water. There, you silly fellow, said he, quitepleased, though, to find he wasnt much hurt, you see you dontknow the least what youre doing with all these things; and now,mind, you must give up practising chemistry by yourself. Thenhe took hold of his arm and looked at it, and I saw he had to bitehis lip, and his eyes twinkled; but he said, quite grave, Here,you see, yo Stock Photo

RM2CNK6N0–. Tom Browns school-days . umbledinto the passage. The magpie fluttered down into the court,swearing, and the Madman danced out, howling, with his fingersin his mouth. The Doctor caught hold of him, and called to usto fetch some water. There, you silly fellow, said he, quitepleased, though, to find he wasnt much hurt, you see you dontknow the least what youre doing with all these things; and now,mind, you must give up practising chemistry by yourself. Thenhe took hold of his arm and looked at it, and I saw he had to bitehis lip, and his eyes twinkled; but he said, quite grave, Here,you see, yo

A Knight - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

RM2WCK054–A Knight - Tom Brown's School Days (1869).

Image taken from page 151 of '[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.]' Image taken from page 151 of '[Tom Brown's Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom's first defence of Arthur.' Stock Photo

RMERH003–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom's first defence of Arthur.'

. Tom Browns school-days . ntlemans brown merry face appear at home, some twomonths before the proper time, for Christmas holidays: and so,after putting on his thinking cap, he retired to his study andwrote several letters; the result of which was that one morningat the breakfast-table, about a fortnight after Toms return, headdressed his wife with—My dear, I have arranged that Tomshall go to Rugby at once, for the last six weeks of this half-year,instead of wasting them riding and loitering about home. It isvery kind of the Doctor to allow it. Will you see that his thingsare all ready by Frid Stock Photo

RM2CNK9AE–. Tom Browns school-days . ntlemans brown merry face appear at home, some twomonths before the proper time, for Christmas holidays: and so,after putting on his thinking cap, he retired to his study andwrote several letters; the result of which was that one morningat the breakfast-table, about a fortnight after Toms return, headdressed his wife with—My dear, I have arranged that Tomshall go to Rugby at once, for the last six weeks of this half-year,instead of wasting them riding and loitering about home. It isvery kind of the Doctor to allow it. Will you see that his thingsare all ready by Frid

Street Scene - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

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[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.] Image taken from page 411 of '[Tom Brown's Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Willum's defeat at back-swording'. Stock Photo

RMERGYYF–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Willum's defeat at back-swording'.

. Tom Browns school-days . TOM BROWNSSCHOOL DAYS. THE BROWN FAMILY Im the Poet of White Horse Vale, sir,With liberal notions under my cap. —BALLAD. HE Browns have become illustrious by the penof Thackeray and the pencil of Doyle withinthe memory of the young gentlemen who arenow matriculating at the universities. Not-withstanding the well-merited but late famewhich has now fallen upon them, any one atall acquainted with the family must feel thatmuch has yet to be written and said before the British nation willbe properly sensible of how much of its greatness it owes to the m Stock Photo

RM2CNKA83–. Tom Browns school-days . TOM BROWNSSCHOOL DAYS. THE BROWN FAMILY Im the Poet of White Horse Vale, sir,With liberal notions under my cap. —BALLAD. HE Browns have become illustrious by the penof Thackeray and the pencil of Doyle withinthe memory of the young gentlemen who arenow matriculating at the universities. Not-withstanding the well-merited but late famewhich has now fallen upon them, any one atall acquainted with the family must feel thatmuch has yet to be written and said before the British nation willbe properly sensible of how much of its greatness it owes to the m

White Horse Hill - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

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[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.] Image taken from page 76 of '[Tom Brown's Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom and the master's survey of the cook's Stock Photo

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. Tom Browns school-days . THE BROWN FAMILY Im the Poet of White Horse Vale, sir,With liberal notions under my cap. —BALLAD. HE Browns have become illustrious by the penof Thackeray and the pencil of Doyle withinthe memory of the young gentlemen who arenow matriculating at the universities. Not-withstanding the well-merited but late famewhich has now fallen upon them, any one atall acquainted with the family must feel thatmuch has yet to be written and said before the British nation willbe properly sensible of how much of its greatness it owes to the m. TOM BROWNS Browns. For centuries, in the Stock Photo

RM2CNKA6C–. Tom Browns school-days . THE BROWN FAMILY Im the Poet of White Horse Vale, sir,With liberal notions under my cap. —BALLAD. HE Browns have become illustrious by the penof Thackeray and the pencil of Doyle withinthe memory of the young gentlemen who arenow matriculating at the universities. Not-withstanding the well-merited but late famewhich has now fallen upon them, any one atall acquainted with the family must feel thatmuch has yet to be written and said before the British nation willbe properly sensible of how much of its greatness it owes to the m. TOM BROWNS Browns. For centuries, in the

Benjy, Tom, and the girls at the fair - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

RM2WM69F7–Benjy, Tom, and the girls at the fair - Tom Brown's School Days (1869).

[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.] Image taken from page 185 of '[Tom Brown's Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Flashman's defeat by Tom and East.' Stock Photo

RMERH000–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Flashman's defeat by Tom and East.'

. Tom Browns school-days . dunctuous toffy might be procured in exchange for coin of therealm. Various were the amusements to which the boys then betookthemselves. At the entrance of the down there was a steep hillock,like the barrows of Toms own downs. This mound was theweekly scene of terrific combats, at a game called by the queername of mud-patties. The boys who played divided into sidesunder different leaders, and one side occupied the mound. Then,all parties having provided themselves with many sods of turf,cut with their bread-and-cheese knives, the side which remainedat the bottom proc Stock Photo

RM2CNK9JX–. Tom Browns school-days . dunctuous toffy might be procured in exchange for coin of therealm. Various were the amusements to which the boys then betookthemselves. At the entrance of the down there was a steep hillock,like the barrows of Toms own downs. This mound was theweekly scene of terrific combats, at a game called by the queername of mud-patties. The boys who played divided into sidesunder different leaders, and one side occupied the mound. Then,all parties having provided themselves with many sods of turf,cut with their bread-and-cheese knives, the side which remainedat the bottom proc

A boy near water - Tom Brown's School Days (1869). Stock Photo

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[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.] Image taken from page 138 of '[Tom Brown's Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'The doctor's counsel to young Brooke.' Stock Photo

RMERH009–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'The doctor's counsel to young Brooke.'

Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom's visit to the tomb of Dr Arnold.' Stock Photo

RMERH00F–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom's visit to the tomb of Dr Arnold.'

Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Capture of Tom and Jacob Doodle-Calf at the Stock Photo

RMERGYYH–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Capture of Tom and Jacob Doodle-Calf at the

. Tom Browns school-days . the Reform Bill; onlythat they were much more living realities to him. The book wasto him, Tom saw, the most vivid and delightful history of realpeople, who might do right or wrong, just like any one who waswalking about in Rugby—the Doctor, or the masters, or the sixth-form boys. But the astonishment soon passed off, the scalesseemed to drop from his eyes, and the book became at once andforever to him the great human and divine book, and the men andwomen, whom he had looked upon as something quite differentfrom himself, became his friends and counsellors. For our pu Stock Photo

RM2CNK6N3–. Tom Browns school-days . the Reform Bill; onlythat they were much more living realities to him. The book wasto him, Tom saw, the most vivid and delightful history of realpeople, who might do right or wrong, just like any one who waswalking about in Rugby—the Doctor, or the masters, or the sixth-form boys. But the astonishment soon passed off, the scalesseemed to drop from his eyes, and the book became at once andforever to him the great human and divine book, and the men andwomen, whom he had looked upon as something quite differentfrom himself, became his friends and counsellors. For our pu

Title page image-Tom Browns School Days-1869-0013 Stock Photo

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[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.] Image taken from page 327 of '[Tom Brown's Stock Photo

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom's first sight of Arthur.' Illustrations Stock Photo

RMERH002–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Tom's first sight of Arthur.' Illustrations

. Tom Browns school-days . ere, among any nation under the sun ? What would youlike to see take its place ? Learn to box, then, as you learn to play cricket and football.Not one of you will be the worse, but very much the better forlearning to box well. Should you never have to use it in earnest,theres no exercise in the world so good for the temper and forthe muscles of the back and legs. As to fighting, keep out of it if you can, by all means. Whenthe time comes, if it ever should, that you have to say Yes orNo to a challenge to fight, say No if you can—only takecare you make it clear to you Stock Photo

RM2CNK606–. Tom Browns school-days . ere, among any nation under the sun ? What would youlike to see take its place ? Learn to box, then, as you learn to play cricket and football.Not one of you will be the worse, but very much the better forlearning to box well. Should you never have to use it in earnest,theres no exercise in the world so good for the temper and forthe muscles of the back and legs. As to fighting, keep out of it if you can, by all means. Whenthe time comes, if it ever should, that you have to say Yes orNo to a challenge to fight, say No if you can—only takecare you make it clear to you

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Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Climbing the fir-tree after the kestrel's Stock Photo

RMERH006–Tom Brown's School-Days, by Thomas Hughes, First published in 1857. Caption reads: 'Climbing the fir-tree after the kestrel's

. Tom Browns school-days . be men of your own ages, mind, and ask them to yourhomes; introduce them to your wives and sisters, and get intro-duced to theirs; give them good dinners, and talk to them aboutwhat is really at the bottom of your heart, and box, and run, androw with them, when you have a chance. Do all this honestlyas man to man, and by the time you come to ride old John youllbe able to do something more than sit on his back, and may feelhis mouth with some stronger bridle than a red-tape one. [42] SCHOOL DAYS Ah, if you only would! But you have got too far out of theright rut, I fe Stock Photo

RM2CNK9K3–. Tom Browns school-days . be men of your own ages, mind, and ask them to yourhomes; introduce them to your wives and sisters, and get intro-duced to theirs; give them good dinners, and talk to them aboutwhat is really at the bottom of your heart, and box, and run, androw with them, when you have a chance. Do all this honestlyas man to man, and by the time you come to ride old John youllbe able to do something more than sit on his back, and may feelhis mouth with some stronger bridle than a red-tape one. [42] SCHOOL DAYS Ah, if you only would! But you have got too far out of theright rut, I fe

Image from page 415 of '[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.]' . Stock Photo

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[Tom Brown's School Days. By an Old Boy [i.e. Thomas Hughes]. Third edition.] Image taken from page 226 of '[Tom Brown's Stock Photo

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