Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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fairy Qioucll HE deed fairies were all gathered around their precious little queen, Clarita, who looked even more dainty and airy than usual in the light of Ielig Suns last bright ray: for he had promsied her to send it under the tall pine tree when she called her little host together at twilight. Strong man Yir finished telling about his kind deed: he had put forth all his manly strength and lifted a violet bud through the dark leaves to the sunshine. And, Deliee, what have you done all through this happy day? asked Queen Carita, affectionately, for gay little dancing Delice was very dear to her ladyship's heart. 4 J! your lovely lXlajesty, please, please do not be angry with me, but I have given away your floating star-light scarf! came in breathless, sobbing gasps from the tiny favorite, and all her little comrades wept beca-use she looked so sad, and Big Suns ray turned lilac instead of gold, lflut soon all brightened up, for the memory of the human girl's beauty made Delice smile happily, and she started out breathlessly again: this time she was breathless because she wanted to tell her deed all in one second. l was standing on a sprig of a water cedar, looking at the baby waves the big ocean sent to the river, when all at once l felt a being near. l looked up and saw a human girl-t ll so beautiful, Queen Carita-almost as beautiful as you! Her look was as pure as her soft white dress, and she held a daisy in her hand, and talked to it, pulling its petals off one by one, and this is what she said: 'He loves me, he loves me not: he loves me, he loves me not.' As she reached my tree she stopped and looked hard at the daisy with a queer, sad expression, and l saw that there were just two petals left, and the last one would say 'He loves me not.' 'lfhen l knew why her eyes grew dim, and I thought a whole long second. XYhen ,l looked back at her she had let the daisy fall, and her fair cheeks were like rose petals and her eyes sparkled like dew-diamonds, for, even before mine, her ears had caught the sound of a rowboat coming. Quick as a flash ,l changed the star-light scarf into a petal and put it on the daisy so it would say 'lle loves ine.' lust then she picked the flower up again, and laughed aloud as she pulled off the last petalg and as l dew away l heard the boat stop at its landing. SADIE M. .li3NK1Ns. gust Cdjffer Grams The Freshmen crowd around the doors, The Sophomores, anxious, pace the Hoors, XYhile .luniors to their books still cling, And Seniors dread most everything. 28

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