six o'clock
It is nice to go home , even from Harton , though we may be leaving all our sports behind us . It used to be specially nice in winter ; but you young fellows are made so comfortable at school nowadays that you miss one great luxury of return to the domestic hearth . Why , they tell me that the school-rooms at Harton are _ warmed _ ! And I know that the Senate House at Cambridge is when men are in for their winter examinations , so it is probable that the younger race is equally pampered ; and if the present Hartonians ' teeth chatter at six o'clock lesson , consciousness of unprepared lessons is the cause , not cold . But you have harder head-work and fewer holidays than we had , so you are welcome to your warm school-rooms . I am not sure that you have the best of it : at any rate , we will cry quits . But the superior material comforts of home are but a small matter in the pleasure of going there after all .