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Page Nineteen VOX FLUMINIS THE CROCUS W Pretty little crocus Peeping through the ground, Waiting in your purple dress, Until you should be found. -Gloria Brown, Grade III. li SPRING Spring time is here again. The sky is blue and clear again, Streams are flowing, Flowers are growing, Helped by the April rain. -Margaret Stovel, Grade III. A WALK IN oc'roBER woons On taking a walk through the Autumn woods on a crisp, clear, Gctober day, what a change I find from the summer time. The bright green leaves have turned to yellow and brown with here and there a touch of crimson showing through. Most of the birds have gone south, only the sparrows, wrens, crows. and the chattering bluejay remain. From above comes the clang of wild geese on their southward way. The chattering squirrels are very busy storing up their nuts, enough to last them through the long cold winter. Un my last walk I came upon a tree with a large hollow in it. Looking inside I saw a great number of nuts, obviously some squirrels' winter supply. Then I heard a loud chattering, looking up I beheld the owner of those nuts chattering away, and giving me a piece of his mind about disturbing other people's private property. I laughed and threw an acorn at him and walked away. As I went farther, I came to a pond, which now looked cold and grey. In the summer time I used to sit in my window listening to the songs of these frogs, who are now buried in the mud at the bottom of this pond. I walked on 5 now and then a squirrel or chipmunk darted across my path. This was the first walk I had taken along my favorite little path since the summer time 5 it was then I began to realize that winter was near, and it' was high time I was putting up the bird houses and repairing them so that they would be strong enough to last through the strong winter winds. --Gladys Cotterell, Grade VII. THE TRAGIC TALE OF SIR TINTSEL I wonder if you've e'er been told The story of Sir Tintsel bold Who wooed a lady sweet and fair, VVith dark brown eyes and golden hair.
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VOX FLUMINIS Page Twenty Her father was a stern old sire, Refused Sir Tintsel his heart's desire, Because he hadn't any gold, He turned Sir Tintsel right down cold. Alas, for this poor beauteous maid, Her father she could not persuade, And with her heart just filled with woe, Then to her mother she did go. Her mother said, I wouldn't cry, Nor weep, nor wail, nor sob, nor sigh, For what your father said 'tis true, Sir Tintsel is no man for you. Sir Tintsel said, A trip I'll take, For there is money I must make, Or else my love, I ne'er shall marry. I'm off! I have no time to tarry. Then on a ship upon its prow, Sir Tintsel made a fearful vow, I hope I am no coward small I'll win or not come back at all. He sailed unto a far off shore, , And found upon it gold, galore, But reaching home with treasures great, He found heid got there just too late. His love another man had wed. Alas, was all Sir Tintsel said, Then from his coat he took a rope, And tied it tight around his throat. Then going to a nearby pine, About a bough the rope did twine, By hanging there and being brave, Next day they put him in his grave. -Susan Thomas, Grade IX. FALLING LEAVES XV hen Autumn comes around, The leaves start falling to the ground, They're green and yellow and red, They make a pretty bed! I like to watch the leaves Floating silently down, I'd like to gather them together Q 1 And make a wreathy crown. A
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