Rawlings Institute - Hits and Bits Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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FIRST CI-IRO ICLES, CHAPTER VII. ND it came to pass in those days that a snow fell upon all - the land. i24.L.:I Y-3 And in that place which was ealled Rawlings Institute there dwelled five virgins from the far South who had never seen so strange a thing. And behold, when the snow fell and covered all the earth around about them, they marveled and said one to the other, From whence cometh all this, and what doth it mean ? Then rose one up and answered them, saying, Know ye not that this is the snow? Then there appeared unto them a WOIIILIH of' small stature, clothed in black raimeut, who asked them, saying, XVist ye not that the hour is at hand when you should gird about you your raglauds and go forth unto the sport that lies before you Z' And they cried with a loud voice, Let us go, Let us go. And it eame to pass as the evening drew near they all set out upon the journey. 'From thence rode these virgins with the chief' among the faculty with them. 4 But it so happened that she was placed in their midst so that she could not be seen by the multitude that crowded about them. Now dwelling near the Institute was a body of' students who gathered themselves together for to study. And when they saw the fllll' women in the sleigh the whole multitude of' them arose and went out to see. And they began to inquire among themselves which of' them it was that should be called a teacher, for they were sore afraid lest she should call them down. Then saith one, ivateh and flirt lest ye miss an opportunity, for I say unto you, it cannot last. Behold, in a moment, in the twinkling of' an eye, the horses were turned and the women of the South departed. lVheu they had ridden through all the streets of' the city they returned again to the Institute. Now it came to pass that those wl1o did not partake of' this ride gathered themselves together at all the windows for to see the crowd as they passed. For lo these virgins were not satisfied with their journey, they all consented with one aeeord that they should drive again around the Institute: f'or vanity is great and all are partakers thereof, saith the prophetess. And it came to pass, when they were half' around, there was a mighty downfall of' the sleigh, and the virgins were all thrown into the snow. And a great multitude out of' all the Institute and the houses around about there came out to see and hear. But those that were down were vexed beeause of' this thing, and they lifted up theireyes and said, Blessed are ye that you went not with us. E.