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• It moved into the universities, parsonical narratives gave way to hard-edged theories that could survive intact without experimental support and which had their own esthetic.
• Waugh described the Keable of this period " reclined among cushions, clad only in a " pareo ", while his Tahitian princess, bare-shouldered and bare-footed, her black hair falling to her waist and a white flower behind her ear, glided negligently about the house "  and yet noted that, on suggesting a cup of tea, Keable's voice still took on " the parsonical intonation with which fifteen years earlier he had summoned the parish children to a Sunday school treat ."