University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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I'll wait for you. The days go by More softly than your gentle sigh When last we kissed. The long years grow More long, but love abidesg its glow Is bright as when we said good-bye. Backward the mortal moments fly To join eternitiesg the sky Grows deep wth sorrow's ebb and flow- Illl wait for you. And though you grant me no reply, And think, as months to mem'ries die, I shall forget: you cannot know How great my loveg that I shall sow Infinity with this same cry- I'll wait for you! 23 Dk 'Ii Come back to me-from day to day I pass, with nothing to allay The hunger I have yet for you. How can I love alone? I view The past with pain, the future with dismay. At twilight's hush my mem'ries stray To thoughts of you, of moments gay With life, when love to love was true. Come back to me. We loved-and yet you drew away. Was love so small you could not stay To drink its sweet delight? All through My mind run ghosts of joys we knew That tease and torture, as I say Come back to me. 2 E H Yghe Sower By B. H. Come, let me carry you Where the long grass grows. We can press a bed downg Listen to the music of the night And the sibilant voice of the wind. Let us reap the harvest of our love, And plow deep furrows for the spring, Sow our seed while the breath of passion Is yet to scatter it. In the long grass we are two souls, Two bodies thrown on our own feelings. Come, let me take you And we will find there Life. MUMFORD, M E DLAND, LI M I T E D MANUFACTURERS AGENTS MECHANICAL and ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 4 576 WALL STREET WINNIPEG LEADING MAKES Musical Instruments EASY TERMS Where the Professionals Deal WYISIFSSPIEIHQ ISAAC PITBLADO, K.C., LL.D. H. P. GRLYNDH', K.C. E. H. BENNEST, K.C. H. R. DRUMMOND-HAY E. B. PITBLADO, B.A.4Oxonb W. S. MCEWEN A. ERSKINI-: Hosxm, K.C., F. J, TURNER B.C.L. O. S. ALSAKER Pitblado, Hoskin, Grundy, Bennest 8: Drummond-Hay Pitblado, Hoskin, Turner, McEwen 8: Alsaker BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, Etc. Cable Address: Camfords 9th Floor Hamilton Building 395 Home St. WINNIPEG, CANADA

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Congrafulafions and Best Ifwslzes to the Graduates COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 282