Immaculata Academy - Lilium Convallium Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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LILIUM CONVALLIUM 63 You Do N of Take Enough Exercise QFree Translation from the Frenchj The incident takes place in the office of a physician of renown who, in truth, is merely a quack. A young man, pale and with a look of extreme fatigue on his face, enters the office and drops exhausted into a chair. The Doctor fro himselfj: Another anaemicf' QAloud, taking the patient's handj Let's see your tongue. Hum! Tongue coated! And the pulse--weak, feverish. QR,ising with an air of importancej Always the same story! One pretends to live without fresh air, but I ask you, is it possible? My friend, you see my fine health? Well, like you I should be on the road to the cemetery if I were to sit at my desk all day without moving. What you need is fresh airg you must take long walks to get strengthg you must be out- side as long as possible. If I were to give you a prescription of a half-dozen medicines, you would doubtless think me clever. But no, my only prescription is to walk, walk more, and walk always. The Patient: But, doctor- The Doctor: That's right, argue now! You know better than Ig yet, I repeat it, my only advice to you is to take long walks, several times a day. The Patient: But, doctor, I am on my feet-', The They all-talk alike. Doctor: Yes, yes, I know, like the others, you walk very much. Well, walk ten times more! The Patient: But, doctor, it is my profession to- The Doctor: Understoodg the business does not permit, etc. Granted! Take another profession that permits you to take exercise, health comes before all, by jove! And-what is your profession? The Patient: Doctor, I am a letter-carrier. The Doctor againf' Qdumfoundedj: 'Ohl oh!-Let me look at your tongue -FRANCES SCHUSTER, 'z8. A Recipe To make this world a better place, I-Ias always been a very hard ease. But did it e'er to you occur, When you wonder, fret, and ponder, That the trouble all does lie, In that great big letter I ? To make a change I would suggest, fLet each and all just try the testj just change that tiny u to this- U,,' And remodel that great big I like this- if -Pr-IOEBE WRIGHT, 'z 6.

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