P. 110, l. 5.

WILLIAM OF WYKEHAM.

And those old words the echoes wake,
Which the wise Son of Sirach spake.

Four commemorations of the founder are celebrated in the
College Chapel at Winchester, in the course of each year. The
First Lesson specially appointed for these services, is Eccle-
siasticus xliv.

P. 111, l. 7.

When "summer's twilight" 'gan to gloam,
To hear the old "sweet song of home."

The beautiful song of Dulce Domum is sung by the Winchester boys on the evening of the founder's commemoration, at the annual election in July. Every Wykehamist will know that the words marked in inverted commas are quoted from the lines written in the year 1843, on the occasion of the four hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the opening of Winchester College, by one of the most distinguished ornaments of the present Wykehamical body, Mr. Roundell Palmer, Q.C. late Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford.

P. 114, 7.7. Oh surely in that solemn hour, to thee so long delayed.

Wykeham died on the 27th of September, 1404, in his eightyfirst year. The colleges he had founded were completed very shortly before his death.

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