text: [2] Or worse than all the unworthy disciple who (like the noxious plant that has grown up beneath the shade of some goodly tree) has drawn no nobility of soul from the associations which surrounded his ungrateful youth: for whom all the reality and romance of academic education were alike in vain: sneering at the honours which he could not obtain denying the existence of opportunities which he neglected; the basest of approvers he quotes to his own eternal infamy the scenes of riot and dissipation the alternations of idleness and extravagance which make up his sole recollections of the university: and looking without one glance of affection upon the face of his fair and graceful mother makes the chance mole or the early wrinkle which he traces there the subject of his irreverent jest forgets the kindness of which he was unworthy and remembers for evil the wholesome discipline which was irksome only to such as him