Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Making of a Bigot
IT was Trinity Sunday, full of buttercups and cuckoos and the sun. In Cambridge it was a Scarlet Day. In colleges, people struggling through a desert of Tripos papers or Mays rested their souls for a brief space in a green oasis, and took their lunch up the river. In Sunday schools, teachers were telling of the shamrock, that ill-considered and peculiarly inappropriate image conceived by a hard-pressed saint. Everywhere people were being ordained.
Miss Jamison met Eddy Oliver in Petty Cury, while she was doing some house-to-house visiting with a bundle of lea?ets that looked like tracts. She looked at him vaguely, then suddenly began to take an interest in him.
Of course, she said, with decision, you've got to join, too.
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