Ohio College of Dental Surgery - Alethian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MASONIC CLUB Cleveland Jackson Hall Hoskinson Nickeli Maple Shelton H311 Germann Moore Purdy Mayhin Nicholson Dupuy GS

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Ebe Same Olb Story He was a guileless college youth th0 mirrored modesty and truth, And sometimes at his musty room, His sister called to chase the gloom. One afternoon, when she was there Arranging things with kindly care, As often she had done before, There came a knock upon the door. Our student, sensitive to tears Of thoughtless comradesi laughing jeers, Had only time to make deposit Of his dear sister in a closet. Then haste the door to open wide, His guest, unhidden, stepped inside. He was a cheery-faced old man, And with apologies began For calling, and then let him know That more than fifty years ago, When he was in his youthful bloom, w e 64 Heid occupied that very room, 80 thought heid take a chance, he said, To see the changes time had made. HThe same old window, same old view- Ha-ha! the same old pictures, too? And then he tapped them with his cane, And laughed his merry laugh again. The same old sofa, I declare! Dear me! it must be worse for wear; The same old shelves? and then he came And spied the closet door. hThe samee O my V, A woman's dress peeped through; Quick as he could he closed it, too. He shook his head. iiAh, ah! the same Old game, young man, the same old game! HWould you my reputation slur? The youth gasped. That's my sister, sir? ttAh, said the old man, with a sigh, The same old lie; the same old lie. eH. .J. .VCL.