prompted me to finally read Josephine Tey's The Daughter of Time this weekend. It was certainly fun, but it didn't give me a my-god-this-book-changed-my-life moment. There was a great line that will resonate with William & Mary folks:
"Morton!" said Carradine again, rolling the name over on his tongue. "Wherever there's hanky-panky in this business you stub your toe against Morton."
Alas, I have stubbed my toe against a Morton more than once. Do I have any fond memories from my student years of that building? Mmmm, let me think for a moment ... ah, nope. Not a one.
Indeed, both of these are more dread-inducing than anything else.
Bishop John Morton
ca. 1420-1500
ca. 1420-1500
Schemer first class
The Morton, College of William & Mary
1972-?
Nothing classy about it
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