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While an Academy student , although not physically so strong as many of the other students , and unable to compete with them in all their rough and boisterous games , yet he was as fond of frolic and of active exertion as any of them , and what he lacked in strength of muscle he made up for in vigour of will and activity . Perhaps the wife is fond of dress , and display , and visiting , while the husband is plain and humble , and is grieved and distressed , and mourns and prays to see how his children are puffed up with vanity . Ultimately we will pay another trillion for this hanging , and since the wealthy were so fond of killing the guy , I suggest we tax the weathy to pay for the next round of terrorist attacks and wars they got us into . She has very fond memories of Mrs. Dyson and the overall atmosphere there . For a youth fond of reading , solid or light , there could have been no better spot in Spain than Alcala de Henares in the middle of the sixteenth century .