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These are of the Oxford High-church school , I believe ; but I shall soon find out more about them . On the whole I feel less at home at present , I am sorry to say , in the chapel , than anywhere else . `` I was very near forgetting a great institution of the college , which is the buttery-hatch , just opposite the hall-door . Here abides the fat old butler -LRB- all the servants at St. Ambrose 's are portly -RRB- , and serves out limited bread , butter , and cheese , and unlimited beer brewed by himself , for an hour in the morning , at noon , and again at supper-time . Your scout always fetches you a pint or so on each occasion in case you should want it , and if you do n't , it falls to him ; but I ca n't say that my fellow gets much , for I am naturally a thirsty soul , and can not often resist the malt myself , coming up as it does , fresh and cool , in one of the silver tankards , of which we seem to have an endless supply . `` I spent a day or two in the first week , before I got shaken down into my place here , in going round and seeing the other colleges , and finding out what great men had been at each -LRB- one got a taste for that sort of work from the Doctor , and I 'd nothing else to do -RRB- . Well , I never was more interested ; fancy ferreting out Wycliffe , the Black Prince , our friend Sir Walter Raleigh , Pym , Hampden , Laud , Ireton , Butler , and Addison , in one afternoon .