University of Rochester - Interpres Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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M WE, Qs nine Q22 Six dear pretty babies, Their mothers' delight, So uwfully cunning, So wondrously bright, W'hose oooing' ztnd crying, By dzty and by night, Betokenod it future XVith promise most bright. Such was our childhood, Our present you know, Then hurrzth for our childhood. And Vife, Us R Co. I Six fun-loving' school-boys, Strewn through the broud land. Each C0lfFJlU72C'V1.iflf77l YVith szttchel in hand, And studies most zealous A prize to C0lTllDZLlld,. Thus showing' both mental And physicztl sund. Such was our boyhood, Our present you know, Then hurrzth for our boyhood. And We, Us 8 Co. ! Lo, quick the scene changes- To college cztme then Six studious students, The boys grown to men: Six editing' students, Who, looked in their den, Have written this volume With smooth flowing' pen. Our childhood, boyhood, And present you know, So hurrzth for the talents Of We, Us Lb Co. l E. G. BURRITT, H, V- ANDREWS, W. A. KINZHE, H-T A- WHITE, 1. ,M. BRICKNER, CHARLES ROBINSON Z5

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bseusernono I. DEDic,x'rED ALIKE TO THE FAIREST, QThat's you, dear,j THE BEST Qthat's the samej, AND THE SWVEETEST OF MAIDENS-yOU see love, All will know, tho' I've not breathed your name, VVho the kind patron saint is that guides us To fame and to fortune. But be Quite sure, in accepting this homag'e, To remember that you owe it ml-l II. For I've frowned down the pleas of the others, That their girls might this honor attain Q In fact, all the good things in this volume Emanated from my fertile brain. If perchance, then, a sentiment please you, Here where frolics of fancy are free, Of course, youlll have no hesitation, In attributing' that, love, to-l III. If, alas ! as we know but too often, The case in such ventures has been, You iincl something here to annoy you, By dullness or any such sin, Don't think for an instant the writer Of these lines the culprit could be Q Of course, you will know whom to censure, mf 714.52 VHA, XJWGCX Wccf 71410 911.4 ,f14'fLZZ 7TWas the fault of the others, not. . W 16 9711.