>(comments)  I need the "Life of Thomas Jefferson" by B.L. Rayner
>publisher, copyright and page number of the Thomas Jeffersons
>college life. thank you.

If I interpret your request correctly, you want the information from the
print edition of this work.  It is as follows:

Life of Thomas Jefferson, with selections from the most valuable
portions of his voluminous and unrivalled private correspondence.
 by B. L. Rayner

Boston: Lilly, Wait, Colman, & Holden, 1834.

The portion of the text that describes his activites in college begins on
page 26, and extends through page 29.

The online edition of Rayner's Life of Thomas Jefferson is at

              http://etext.virginia.edu/jefferson/biog/



> I realize that you have painstakingly produced an online version of the
> text.  Yet, when it comes to my personal books, I am a traditionalist in
> the sense that I must have the physical book in my own two hands to
> truly enjoy it.  It is one of my pet peeves.  I must be able to open the
> book and suck the very life from the pages opened before me and glean
> from them what my mind will allow.  I consider a book to be a living
> object, full of character and knowledge, given to it by its author's
> mind and hands.  In consideration of your background, I am certain you
> are understanding of this.


I know what you mean about a book being a living object.  In fact,
I believe you can experience the writer's "living" personality from a book.
I had the fascinating experience of reading a book by an Indian mystic who
had travelled to this country (in the late 19th century, I believe) in two
versions: one was as written by himself, with peculiar syntax and
vocabulary; the other in a thoroughly edited version of the same work.  The
first gave one the impression of a vivid and vivacious personality.  The
second was dead.  It is awful what an editor can do to a writer's writing.
The changes I made in the online edition of the Rayner text were hardly
noticeable, and I feel quite sure did not destroy the spirit of the original.