Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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rf ,f 0 if f CONTENTS I,1'1'1-:muy DEP.x1zTM1zxT- When Two Young Hearts :ire Parted The Class of Nineteen Ten . . The Passing of 'IO .. His Treasure Island . .X Pipe Dream .. .. . l,-I11'CXY21l'tiCli llc-misiii .. The Call of the Iinuree.. Dreams .. Good-ilye .. .. .. Fm'1'0Ri,xi. D15P.x1:'1'x11iN'f .. Locixi. i3liP.XR'1'1Il2X'l' . . I 'J .- 9 9 18 19 23 23 25 27 29

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The Collegian Vol. VIH. Clinton, S. C., June, 1910 No. 5 ki A k'I4'1l A kirk'k'k'A k'k'k'A A k'k'k'k'k 'k'k'k'k'ki ki k'k'k'k'A ki A ki k'ki k'k .K . Q LITERARY DEPARTMENT 1 E XV. L. I..ATHAlXI and B. M. SCHLOTTER r Literary Editors 1 'k'k'k'ki k'k'ki'i kiddr'k'ki'i A k'A k'k 'A kir'A k'k'k'k'k'A k'k'ki k'lr'ki k'k1l A A' When Two Young Hearts are Parted liFRUll THE oIsRM-xN or 12M.xNU1cr. liIEIl2EL.3 XX'hen two young hearts are parted That once so fondly loved, lt is the sharpest sorrow That ever may be proved. That word rings like the passing bell, Farewell, farewell, for aye farewell! Nllhen two such hearts are parted That once so fondly loved. And when I first discovered That love may disappear, It was as if had vanished The sun at noon-day Clear: Rang in mine ear that mournful knell, 1 4 ' W Farewell, farewell, for aye farewelll' Vllhen iirst l learned the lesson That love may disappear. Then had my spring its ending The cause full well l know, Those lips which once had kissed me, Now cold and dumb did grow: But one word from those lips there fell, Farewell, farewell, for aye farewell! Then had my spring its ending, The cause full well I know. VV. S. B.