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And whispering I will ne'er consent, consented.-Harmond. Anything for a quiet life.-Sawyer. Hail to the chief who in trembling advances.-Merrell. There are two great promoters of social happiness-cheerful people and people who have some reticence. How happy we ought to be with an extempore every meeting. Do not attempt grand language, a man walking on sticks is seldom graceful.-King. A sharp tongue is the only weapon that grows keener with constant use.-Towers. Work's an old-fashioned way of gettin' a liVin'.-Taylor. Gflicious, innocent, sincere.-Walker. V A politician, one that would circumvent God.-McNary. I had a thing to say.-Stine. Thinking is but an idle waste of thought.-Durand. Away with him, away with him, he speaks Latin.-Peters. What mighty contests rise from little things.-Hadley. I see the beginning of my end.-Grinin. Stands not Within the prospect of belief.-Gail. He is a faithful man and true.-Schmidt. The more thou stir it the worse it will be.-Any Freshman.
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Demosthenian Grinds. . When can their glory fade? Griffin, did you say? Oh, yes, his one fount of knowledge. ,Says he: Any carpenter can build docks, that is, of course, any carpenter who builds docks. In some meetings Gail becomes quite breezy, but he has never equaled Durand in wind. ' Wit is a dangerous weapon.-Mennel. I talk half the time to iind out my own thoughts.-Barton. Our Mutual Friend.-The Sub Critic. Like one who in a lonesome road doth walk in fear and trembling.-Hadley. The tumult reaches the stars I-Election of oiiicers. Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much, Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. -King-Schmidt. A mind for thoughts to pass into-A newly initiated Fresh- man. For late editions of philosophical volumes on the gravitation of wheelbarrows apply to-Downing. For information as to how to cause water to flow up hill, see?-Griftin. As to the rapidity with which sound and mischief travel, ask--Barton. Woman, woman, b-e-e-a-utiful woman.-Gail. The king is dead, long live the king! All hail! '01, At every word a reputation dies.-Ballou. I-Ie's armed without that's innocent within.--Peiter. Above all Greek, above all Roman fame.-Mennel.
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The Philalethean Literary Society Founded in the Year MDCCCXCVII. Motto: Literature is the Garden of Wisdom. Colors: Black and Gold.
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