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:AYEEYT5 first, second and third declensions ice. This held us fast for days and days and while we were sending out S. O. S. calls, conjunction snow fell. A white blanket soon covered our ship. .With the brooms of ambition, how- ever, we soon cleared decks and by the aid of the sunshine of good humor we loosened the frozen hand that had detained us so long and sailed on. Each evening as the curtain of night fell over the billows we talked and quaffed great droughts of learning with our celebrated passengersg Hamurabi, Alexander, Caesar, and Pompey. However, one day in late June, an Examination Gale surprised us. It blew for days and 'nights and many an old tar was in danger Up decks, 'but ambition and study kept him on his sea legs. After ten longmonths our cruise' was ended. As the ship dropped anchor, old Father Time came aboard from the piloting tug and cried, Well done, brave crew! Come ashore. A short rest and then Ho, for the land of Sophomore! ' file fig , so . ,1,9,3,l. ,TE A2 W., if Y.: . ..,.z :M 3 Q v S ai i R21- N .-.K Yi a ,f : '. Y. , 4 ,,,. e ,V N5 Hi if ga 3 ,vi Q 'a mis.:-I
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