...ACADEMICOM ; or, The Gentleman-commoner's mairiculation. Eing of age to play the fool, With mucklc glee I left our fchool at Hoxton, And mounted on an eafy pad, Rode with my mother and my dad to Oxoa. Conceited of my parts and knowledge, They enter'd me into a college ibidem. The mafter took me...

...tilling his grounds, Alas I jolly Madam lies fallow, &c. ITER ACADEMICUM. The Gentleman Commoner's Matriculation. BEING of age to play the fool, With muckle glee I left our school at Hoxton ; And mounted on an easy pad, Rode with my mother and my dad to Oxon. Conceited of...

...brothers in the evenings. Things have changed from the simplicity of the days of Terne Filius, who says, 1 Being of age to play the fool. With muckle glee I left our school At Hoxton. And mounted on an easy pad, Rode with my mother and my dad, To Oxon.' But the usual...

...characteristic specimen of the humour of 'Terrte Filius,' ie, the humour of Augustan Oxford, is Amhurst's ' Iter Academicum : or, The Gentleman-Commoner's Matriculation...age to play the fool, With muckle glee I left our school at Hoxton, And mounted on an easy pad, Rode with my mother and my dad to Oxon. ' Conceited of...

...characteristic specimen of the humour of ' Terrae Filius,' ie, the humour of Augustan Oxford, is Amhurst's ' Iter Academicum ; or, The Gentleman-Commoner's Matriculation...—• ' Being of age to play the fool, With muckle gloe I left our school at Hoxton, And mounted on an easy pad, Rode with my mother and my dad to Oxon....

...his wellknown nicknames. SeeDNB. B her ACADEMICUM; or, The gentleman-commoner's matriculation. Eing of age to play the fool, With muckle glee I left our school And mounted on an easy pad, Rode with mother and my dad Conceited of my parts and knowledge,...