Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

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Volume IX. And one ther was, a gay and worthi mayde, With lokkes crull, and cheeks al whyte and redeg And grasshopper she coude ful wel purtreye And bones of cats: Teddy, she hight, they saye. And one who goon glad to Winchestere, A ful solempne countenance did weare: Of hir stature she was of grete lengthe, Also hir freendshipe was of grete strengthe. Ther was a ladye come from Danielsonne, Who Billy soon to be yclept bigoune, A valiant nineteen four she was, I trowe, For hardily she was not undergrowe. I A Palmer was ther who in strange strondes I-lad wandered not afar in sondry londesg Soothe fro the tyme that firste she bigan To cut in gym 't was evermo hir plan. A Mason too, not stone walls for to builde, And she was faire and somdel of a childeg She coude songes -make and well endite, Play and eek daunce and wel purtreye and write. A grinclsmith, say they, did somtyme studyc When Smale fowles maken melodye: Nowher so bisy a mayd as sche ther nas, And yet she semed bisier than she was. And with a Dame we ende for the nones. She was nought starf, nor coude ye find the bones. Of hir complexioun she was sangwin, And in our hertes ful sikerly a quene. Bifel that in the seson of Nought-Th-ree, The Llamarada Tales for jolitee These made: and to foryeve it them prey they Al have they not set folk in hir degre, Here in the Tales as that they shoude standeg Theire wit is short ye may wel understonde. mf-ff fmxfm fhl'pf'0fQQ'IZf'fh1'3' om-. 1 il' L1NDs1.Ev Arwoou BILL. 1'Am114:1a MAsoN Smrrir DAME

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8 llbrolog The Llamaracla lhrv bL:Q'1'lIl1z'fh Mr L'fmA' fy Ma 1.!a111af'an'a 721!v.v. VVhylom at I-lolyolcen ther was a classe, Ne was ther noon in al the worldes masse, So muchel gay, greet Posters for to malcen, And eek theire Constitution was mistaken. The class ben worthi, wys, and wondcrly parfit And when the tyme yfelle as it was mete The Llamarada maydes for to chese, v They chose the wights who must their playtime lese. Me thinketh it acordaunt to resoun, To tellc yow al the condicioun Of ech of hem, so as it scmed me, And whiche they wercn, and of what degree. In the array, young Alice is thc firste, Ye tymes ofte best, eftsones the worsteg I undertake hir hair in hewe was yelawe, At basket ball she was a right good felaw. The next one wrote to many men, I g And evermo declared 't was businesseg And what she hight woud tell I,- an I coude, And doubteles ther ben ful many Woude. BE'1 1's csse, WOOD Ther was besyd a Wight called Powelsonne POWELSON Who was ne overmoche delyver to rouneg But sikerly was amyable of Visage, Of History wel coude sche al the usage. A damiselle had Ruth ycleped be, Who was the smallest of the companye. Discreet sche was and of grete reverence, Hir wryting, too, ful riche of excellence. WATERS l 1 l .

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