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Title: Bones, molars, and briefs
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: University of Maryland (1812-1920) University of Maryland (1812-1920). School of Medicine University of Maryland (1812-1920). Dental Dept University of Maryland (1812-1920). Law Dept
Subjects: University of Maryland (1812-1920) University of Maryland (1812-1920). School of Medicine University of Maryland (1812-1920). Dental Dept University of Maryland (1812-1920). Law Dept
Publisher: (Baltimore, Md. : The University
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, Baltimore
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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my eye might grow prophetic.I could write a thing pathetic.How in years to come, Ashbury always will arrive toolate,Be he called for scarlet feverOr diseases of the liver;When he comes the patients spirit lives within thegolden gate. XXV.Hunter, why that eye averted.Really, you seem disconcerted.And your speech is slow and halting when the nurseslook this way;Yet quite harmless, I assure you,They would never dream to lure you,Far from your accustumed centers, Dianas model pro-tege. Moor, dost mind the evening, cheery.How you made a welcome, merry.For your friends, and things were charming till oldBacchus took the floor?O, the ever-deafning clamor,O, the woes of Katzenjammer,O, the waking in the morning when weve had a nightbefore! XXX. Now, as papa says to Johnnie.With an air of sweet bon homme:Really, lad, whener I punish, why, the pain is alwaysmine.Johnnie, though doth whimper: Surely—(And the victims add demurely)Well, I notice when the birch descends, its my backevery time. 121
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In I larriiiglmi. mmiu niinuli^ an,A ynuiig man prisunu-d lo knowA ciMiiliinaliiin of certain drugs,Wliicli Ik- luld was sure diatli to Inigs.Twas Inigicidc. So forth he went, to advertise.My all the means lie conid devise.Dreaming of hrick walls looming high.And great wealth in the hy-and-hy,IVfim lingicide. hi future lioiues he ihouglil his name\\Ould lie revered hy every dame.And heuisons would he receivedKen from the plants that were relievedHy hugicide. (?nt all these dreams soon came to naught.When of this drug a farmer honghl:And when he used the powder tineIt killed not hugs, hut killed the \ine;Oh, hugicide! 122

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