Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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13. iiut his end should be hitter as wormwood, sharp as a two-edged sword. 14. Lest the Student should ponder the path of his thought. his ways are moveahle, that they cannot know them. 15. He goeth not thy the C?ass R011, and even calleth on one Student twice in one day. 16. CI These things doth the Student love: 17. A proud 100k, a smooth tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood. 18. An intellect that deviseth subtle imrginings, and a desire that he swift in requiring papers. 1.9. T Destructive criticism is a source of inspiration. 20. The wise Professor knoweth no opinion but his own. 21. The thoughts of the Instructor are tight; but the counsels ot' the Student are deceit. 22. Knowiedge is easy unto him that understandeth. 23. The wise Professor helieveth every word he sayeth. 24. The Prudent inherit folly; but the Simple are crowned with knowledge. 25. The fear of a Professor is a fountain of Wisdom. 26. The eye of the good Professor is in every place. 27. The lips of the foolish disperse knowledge. 28. '1 A dazzling humour is in the lips of the Pedagogue. 29. True wit is not diminished by repetition. 30. A Holiday Assignment is the joy of every Studentts life. 31. E Keep thou to these paths diligentiy, O Instructor, and great shall be thy popularity, even as the Snow in summer and as the Rain in harvest. Selah. Twcnly-nine

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