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I5 The Book of Chronicles of 1904 CHAPTER l. In the year rgoz, on the eighth day of the month of September, it came to pass that at group of illustrious young women, whose fame had already come into high renown, presented themselves in the appointed place in the Normal School to receive the fresh honors there awaiting them. They were gathered front far and ncar out of all the region round about. From the High School they came, front the General Course and front the Classical, as well as from the Latin-Scientificg and they had assembled themselves together from all parts of their ancient and honorable city, front the Falls of Schuylkill, front Munayunk, yea from the outermost parts of the earth, as far even as the borders of Virginia, a splendid and noble company. 'l'hen Dr. Willard, the Headof that greatand glorious Institution. greeted them in friendly wise, rejoicing with them that they were come into this place of learning. They were gently made welcome withal, but at the same time they were told that they would no longer be called A's, butjuniors, until the year should come to an end. Then were they divided over against each other into ten bands, and a roster was given to each one of this noble company. whereby she should know whither she would go at every several hour in each day of the year. And therewith did the Head of tlte School disappear, leaving of maidens a wondering group, saying each to the other, Verily we are come into a strange land. Then straightway they betook themselves to their own homes. Cnaifrna II. The next morning we tfor my tale you must know is of our own glorious companyj again assembled our- S i l l i V l 1 l 4 1 I I 1 l 1 i i V l selves, and this time we encountered Dr. Spiegle. She likewise took up the thread of discourse where it had been dropped on the previous day, and spoke unto us right gently withal as follows: That the illllB'1l3d now come in which we should no longer walk one behind the other in the corridors, but rather careless-like. Yet were we not to converse with one another, but keep a watch upon our tongues, in the exercise of that great and knightly virtue of selfcontrol. Furthermore that we should each take unto herselfa black bag, so that we no longer must needs carry a hook under one arm, a pencil under the other, luncheon in one hand, and hand- kerchief in the other, but that the bag might hold them all. So might we not appear like unto factory girls, but as those about to I ecome teachers, we should be in good sooth professional women. And with one accord we proclaimed that henceforth these bags should be called professionals. CHAPTER III. Now after that it happened that we assembled our- selvesin Miss Baldwin 's room. And here our chronicler, too full ofgreat and sublime emotion, drops into poetry, while our adventures gush in song from her lips. Miss O'Donnell, of fair renown, according to the record, chanted these lines: There was a young girl who did sew Many buttonholes down in a row: You think you've done plenty? XVhy y0u've only done twenty, Keep on, do a hundred or so.
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