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He was just twenty-four, and his brother Frank, who came soon after to assist Walter Mayers with his pupils ... was only twenty, but as bright a specimen of a young Oxford student as I had ever met with. They had both been considered converted in early youth, and so uncommon an event was it to me to meet with Christian young men (men, that is, whose religion was their motive power, and not only used in the conventional and cold formality then usual in the case of so many families in England),