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Page 33 text:
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THE BREATH OF A VIOLET. Tender and sweet are the thoughts That the brea ' h of a violet brings — Subtle, beguiling, and soft — Memories of lar-jway things. And I see her in beauty rare — Her whom my heart loved best — In her gown of shimmering white. With the violets on her breast. And again in the shadowed grove. With the moonlight overhead. The dreamy music is sighing To me, — and my love, long deai Again I hear her voice. And read in her wondrous eyes The secret of her true love. Though deep in their depths it lies. And I kiss her again on her brow. While low droop her lashes of jet, ' T is strange what a rapture thrills my soul With the breath of a violet. And she lays her white hand n mine. While up from the sleeping vale. In the gladdest of dulcet tones. Comes the voice of the nightingale. Then I stand with a breaking heart. Alone on the wooded hill. And I gaze on the violet-covered spot Where my love is sleeping still. But this fancy comes to me And banishes vain regrets. That you wait for me, darling, in paradise. Alone with the violets. Marie Clarke Brunson. 23
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Now Ruth, last, but bj ' no means least, how wags the world with you ? Ninth witness : Your Honor, after leaving the vSeminary, I went West and lived with my father on a ranch, and was a true Western girl. Every day I rode my little broncho over the prairie, and had many exciting experiences. At full gallop, I rescued a man from being trampled to death by an infuriated herd of cattle, raced hundreds of miles to bring the tidings of the great prairie fire, and at last — ran away with a cowboy. Judge : Well done, ye worthy children of your Alma Mater. True have ye been to the White and Yellow ; and now, farewell. Mabei, Wharton IvEftwich.
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To Mr. Landes and Mr. Caldwell, who so kindly offered prizes for the best story and the best historical essay, and also to Mr. Lang, who offered a prize for the best pen-and- ink sketch lorthe Annual, the Li erary Society, in behalf of their magazine, extends hearty thanks, as well as to the judges who made the decisions. The prize for the best story, The Voice of Memnon, was awarded to Miss Celia M. Timberlake; that for the best historical essay, The Snow King, to Miss Margarett H. Kable ; that for the best pen-and-ink sketch to Miss Bessie Hoge.
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