...r, and frequent genuflections, looked a little too much like what we had a surfeit of at Rome last year. . . . . From the chapel—where the ladies, with Mrs. Clarke, had joined us-we went to Professor Whewell 's rooms in Trinity, the same where, twenty years ago, I used to pass my time with the present Bishop of Gloucester, Monk, who was then Greek professor here. We had a pleasant party, . . . . enjoyed...