In those days l'universit?? meant merely a collection of people ' students who met on a street corner, or in a public square or courtyard, to hear a teacher lecture from a bench, or from an upstairs window or balcony.
L'Université simply referred to collection of people in the past.
Students meeting on street corners never had anything to do with the meaning of l'Université.
A kid about to go for a ride.
A person climbing through branches.
Visitors may enter the Huguenot Cemetery on Merrion Row.
He's doing well for himself and despite losing his old job, he found a new place to work.
The two life scouts are canoeing down the river
There was very little room between the ceiling and floor.