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You will o-blige me , if you please , by pre-sent-ing your-self to the Dean of Arts . '' And then Dr. Portman shook hands with Verdant , wished him good morning , and resumed his favourite study of the Greek particles . Then , at an appointed hour in the evening , Verdant , in company with other men of his college , went to the Dean of Arts , who heard them read through the Thirty-nine Articles , and dismissed them with this parting intimation - `` Now , gentlemen ! <VG314.JPG> I shall expect to see you at the Divinity School in the morning at ten o'clock . You must come with your bands and gown , and fees ; and be sure , gentlemen , that you do not forget the fees ! '' So in the morning Verdant takes Patty to the Schools , and commits her to the charge of Mr. Bouncer , who conducts her and Miss Fanny to one of the raised seats in the Convocation House , from whence they will have a good view of the conferring of Degrees . Mr. Verdant Green finds the -LSB- AN OXFORD FRESHMAN 315 -RSB- precincts of the Schools tenanted by droves of college Butlers , Porters , and Scouts , hanging about for the usual fees and old gowns , and carrying blue bags , in which are the new gowns .