- 4.
Archived from the
original on
March 13, 2016. "A Boy Shot By His
Schoolfellow-A
Curlous Affair". The New York Times. June 9, 1867. "Sad Accident"....
- The
extended biography The Life of
James Clerk Maxwell, by his
former schoolfellow and
lifelong friend Professor Lewis Campbell, was
published in 1882....
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towards inertia and withdrawal. The
young Pessoa was
described by a
schoolfellow as follows: I
cannot tell you
exactly how long I knew him, but the period...
- lead in
Romeo and Juliet, as
reported later in an 1860
memoir by his
schoolfellow, Dr.
James McCune Smith.
Confronted with the
persistent discrimination...
- and
inept attempts to
conceal his
antics from his
schoolmasters and
schoolfellows,
combine to make the
character highly entertaining,
though hardly sympathetic...
- England,
Hamlet tells his mother: There's
letters sealed; and my two
schoolfellows, Whom I will
trust as I will
adders fanged, They bear the mandate; they...
- adopted, it does not seem
likely that any one
individual among the King's
schoolfellows should have been
uniformly selected,
whether he were in
fault or not...
-
Hamlet is
mentioned as
having studied (he
refers to them as "my two
schoolfellows"). In Hamlet,
Rosencrantz and
Guildenstern always appear as a pair,...
- and dramatist.
Bouilhet was born in Cany,
Seine Inférieure. He was a
schoolfellow of
Gustave Flaubert, to whom he
dedicated his
first work, Melaenis, conte...
-
illustrious disciples of the
School of Edessa,
Bardaisan (154–222), a
schoolfellow of
Abgar IX,
deserves special mention for his role in
creating Christian...
