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T H E S T A R -k Sezond Volume Truurrhs Thr :Pruurrhs nf -Hrndrrsun, tht Sim uf jg. 311. QI., thr Qmrirnt Qlullrgr uf Qgrlzmisas The fear of Mr. Williams is the beginning of knowledge: only fools despise his wisdom and instruction. My son. hear the instruction of Uncle Dunc and forsake not the laws of Henderson. Turn you at Mr. Webster's reproof: behold he will pour out mathematics to you. and make you a good foot- ba.ll player. Whoso harkeneth to Major Luten shall dwell in Henderson safely. and shall be quiet from fear of extra drill. If thou seeketh knowledge as silver. and searchest for her as for hid treasure: then thou shalt understand the fear of Mrs. Meek, and find the knowledge of J. M. For J. M. giveth Latin: out of his mouth cometh conjugations and declensions. Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear Uncle Dunc and be quiet in the Study Hall. He that winketh with his eyes is not loved by the Henderson girls. He that is slothful in history shall feel the withering look of Miss Wilson's eye, which penetrateth the thoughts as an arrow penetrateth flesh. , He that is late to his English recitation shall go foot: thus sayeth Mrs. Meek. Boast not thyself before D. A., for thou knoweth not what he may suggest. -By NED ATKIN
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