From the beginning Mr. Tayloe, the tutor, disliked me. Perhaps because he chose to assume, from the manner of my introduction to him, that I was a spoiled, conceited child who ought to be “taken down.” Perhaps because, while I flushed up hotly under rebuke and sarcasm that entered lavishly into the process of “taking …
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