Citations:All Soggers

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English citations of All Soggers

    • [1927 July 25, “University Notes”, in The West Australian, volume 43, number 7,837, Perth, →ISSN, page 11:
      It is usual to call the rector, the ruggins; Worcester College, Wuggins; Trinity, Triggers. I have heard some turn All Souls' into All Soggers. Except on official occasions Jesus College is denoted by Jaggers.
      Transcribed from a poorly legible scan; likely to contain errors.]
    • 1992, Philip Larkin, “To Robert Conquest — 12 November 1973”, in Anthony Thwaite, editor, Selected letters of Philip Larkin, 1940–1985, London: Faber & Faber, →ISBN, page 492:
      He was full of woe when I saw him at Oxford for the Auden do (picture enclosed2). That was an odd business: beautiful weather (though fog on the way down), lunch in All Soggers with Charles M., Betj., Gerard Irvine3 Xt help us, his sister, Lady Eliz.4 and the Du Sautoys, and Monica, then on to ChCh where vast multitude assembled, everyone from Mrs Louis Macneice5 to Tom Driberg6 and Warden Sparrow7 to Cyril Connolly.