Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE ENIERSONIAN The value of this work, and say, The key Of its success is truth, here marry Perfect form and souli'-if they carry Themselves as taught, and parry Vain show with truth, and soul without excuse, Then will there be no stopping, if they choose Never to stop. Sir, as Graduates, no doubt, They feel 'tis so, but who learns without Feeling this truth? They grow, then time demands That college be stopped forever. There they stand As if ready. lYill't please you rise? XYe'll see Them at Coniniencenient soon. I repeat The instruction here has both beauty and sense, Actual experience and no pretence. P. .Gfs who will not teach are disallowed Though oft they wish their pupils silence vowed liorever on the teaching. Nay, Weill go Together out, sir. Notice President, though, Coming to his class, known a rarity. Rich in knowledge and great of heart is he! -V. S. P, IO a s ' e '-' e X fp, of .fhgfygig No NQQQIL f' f 4f?s 1

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THE EIVIERSONIAN Elie C9121 Cgnarh Arn Hiaiivh tMay Mr. Browning pardon the visitoitj That's the Post Graduate Class coming to the hall, Looking as if they were so wise. T call That class a wonder, now: The Faculty,s hands NYorked busily four years, and there they stand. lVill't please you sit and hear them? I say Faculty by design: for never may Stranffers like fou the m fster solve b 5 il y 1 Cf the depth and passion they here evolve, To this College they came teach lure-il here by Artistic love, the stage or friendly tie,j As Freshmen, green, and told all, when they durst, The aims that brought them here: and not the lirst Vlere they to speak thus. Sir, 'twas not Through temperament', only wisdom they got By which to teach the Freshmen meek: maybe Mr. Tripp paused to say, juniors see Hamlet is soon analyzed for me, or Themes Are due,'l Dean says, and beams Upon the ever rising pile: though tough yr- - - f lwas training, they thougnt, and cause enough For spending many a sleepless night. They grew Wlith time-how shall T say P-a little tired and blue, Too easily discouragedg they liked whate'er Looked easy, and in vain, looked everywhere. Sir, Juniors are all one! As Seniors, with their best, ie f iouffi re iearse' an' stu ie. wiwou' res. llytl glt, l d cl td rl tl t t 'X'X7itl1 Mrs. Hicks Uplused nature well by art -Xnd the allusion did sustainl'-in part OINVH ltgli ll lal 7 'ii iam s raft-'ec V-a anc ecci Tried lrom teachers to draw the approving speech, Or HB at least. They worked then, well. and thanked Them now-I can't show how-as if they ranked The three-years-course beneath F,merson's name Above a priceless gift. NYho'd dare to blame This noble sentiment? Even had I skill In speech-which I have not-to make you see

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CAST OF CHARACTERS IN EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR 3