Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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RETROSPECTION AN Ad. for the PIEAN you ask me to write, Now that is easyg but to write it right, IYITI not so sure that I am able, ' For an Ad. must never be a fable. Like any one else with goods to sell I've greater values than pen can tell, So I'll only say, and it's surely true, That as by others I'll do by you. Old Exeter is very fair, The lawns are fresh and greeng A hundred youths are everywhere- Their haste is plainly seen. 'Tis the end of june when school is done- They send for Meras one by one, Ile buys all goods for cash-that's nice, So let them go-forget the price. A touch of varnish, a bit of glue, And then they're really good as new. And soon 'tis the middle of Septemberg How very well we all remember. The room we found was nearly bare- It Iilled our hearts with keen dcspairg Por ne'er before had we to buy, But now we must, and do it spry. As Meras' booklets were all about, Where to go we soon found out. And Meras saw us come, you bet, Ilis surest traps he 'gan to set. Words to us that seemed like honey, lle gurgled forth and took our money. But we were pleased it was so easy, And he was pleased for that same reas 'y. lint everything was very nice, just as in june-except the price. So what's the use to ery or grumble, 'Tis his to trip, and ours to tumble. TIICTCIS no one else will do as well, So let him buy and let him sell, For we can stand it well as heg Where he makes one we'll soon make three Instead of malice we should have pity, lle'd nc'er stay here if he were witty. Ilis seems a snap while we're at school, But soon we'll think him quite a fool. 'Tis thus I ever hear you mock, Still time and tide increase my stock Of furniture and earthly knowledgeg So why regret I failed of college? If all is ordered from above- Our daily toil, our woes, Olll' love, I'll just try harder to remember VOUR side in June and in September. RALPH E. MERAS 223 Water Street Exeter, N. H.

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