Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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greeting Tnkc mo, and road mo. and close me. Then lay me tenderly away; Nor seek to know just why I am ; For my pages arc helpless to say That, beneath each word and face, are veiled Comedies, wreathed in many a smile. And tragedies, fraught with tears. 1,. M. Gi.knn 6

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0ratituDe (Response u» dedication) When n mail is stlong and hearty And clearing the work mvay. And the tasks are easily conquered, lie cures little what you say. And. if the work gels tougher. He can still let out a link: It you do not even see it, He cares little what you think. jfiut when lie's down and out and «iek. And away in the West alone. It’s a word of appreciation Can change the whole world's tone. So I whisjier to my pony (As I ride in the Western air. Ami think of the fellows at Furman): “Sunny, those l oys did care.” Now, I am glad to have taught them. And proud that they don't forget; In the future wide-world struggle. I may fight beside some of them yet. •Professor Steele, who, on account of ill health, was forced to leave us last spring. is now spending his time on a cattle ranch, separated from his wife and child who are in Nova Scotia; hut he hopes soon to lie aide to take his place in the wide world struggle again. 6

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