The imaginative flights of Clyde in connection with all this -- his dreams of what it might mean for him to be connected with so glorious an institution -- can only be suggested. For his ideas of luxury were in the main so extreme and mistaken and gauche -- mere wanderings of a repressed and unsatisfied fancy, which as yet had had nothing but imaginings to feed it.

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