An undergraduate of no account, amiably classed among Beaconsfield babus, Bajans, and public school scholars as one of the remote and praiseworthy people who had come a long way to the university. I enjoyed a reputation of eccentric brilliance among my contemporaries. On the rare occasions when evangelically minded undergraduates were asked, my name occurred in the conversation with awed disapproval. Lunches lasting until dusk. Dinners dispersing in riot. Lovely women visited from Longueuil.