York College - Marathon Yearbook (York, NE)

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THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS. There are seven deadly sins That make man's life a mess, If, for himself, a place he wins, They call it Selfishness. And if he is unselfish And makes his pathway wide They either say he's elfish Or else he's filled with Pride. And if he finds a girl As pretty as can be He sets the gossips in a whirl And creates jealousy Then if he takes out three or four To quell the gossip's speed They only gossip all the more And then they call it Greed. And this isn't half the battle Boys meet him on the streets It seems the girls did tattle And it's Envy now he meets. No matter what he does It makes just so much mess. If to study best it was A Even that is Covetousness. Then comes theseventh one of all Although it comes quite late It's big although it does look small The worst is known as Hate.