University of Nebraska College of Law - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Nuts to 'Graek eb' I would not like to know it all, But I want to understand, 'W hat makes Judge Armstrongls head so Bald And I. Earl Tanner tan. And why we can't make Righter right, Or I. P. Hewitt hew, And why won't Louie Lightner light, I do not know, do you? I can not tell to save my life The mystery and the how I Of making L. O. Pfeiffer Fife, Or Charley Cowan cow, Another thing I would compel- For this I trust to luck- I want to see O'Shelburn shell And Bill Buchanan buck. And yet another I would make- This just to fill the bill- I want to see Earl Baker bake And I-Ienry Wilson will. But oh, alas! in woe or weal My mirth turns to a sob- just why will brave Fred Nielsen kneel And C, A. Robbins rob? And is the Wolff, once Fierce and Wild As comes from holy writ, Now managed by a little child, That Lambe's not ,fraid a bit? When sounds of toil and daylight pale And falls the dews and damp, Then who's the belle upon whose trail Does M. P. Campbell camp? ,. And when the Alter's sacred flames Are lighted fore and aft Why can't we sail adown the James Upon our talking Craft? 152

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He searched the East, and he searched the And the South and the eold North Sea, In querulous quest of a quiet man, SO wilfully wise as he. Till after the end of a thousand yea And a thousand more had passed, He tumed in his toil out to the Wlest, rs, In hopes of a haven at last. And he Came, 'tis said, a sweet sp To a room in search of rest, VVhere another prof of another age VVas doing his very best. And above the door of the dingy den Of the modern pedagogue, 'Was a brightened band of a burnished bla PROFESSOR M. M. rose. But scarce had the seer assumed his seat, Recovered his feeble breath, Than catching sight of the fearful sign, Threw up his hands in death. , .25 2. i. :iewis av The cousin of Lew Wallace, The man who wrote Ben Hurg When Lewis gets to Oxford The diplomats will stir. 151 Vifest, ring day, ze,

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