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Title: Sou'wester Yearbook
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Southwestern University
Subjects: Southwestern University (Georgetown, Tex.)--Yearbooks Southwestern University (Georgetown, Tex.)--Students Southwestern University (Georgetown, Tex.)--Faculty Southwestern University (Georgetown, Tex.)--Administration
Publisher: Southwestern University
Contributing Library: Southwestern University, A. Frank Smith Jr. Library, Special Collections and Archives
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ny troubled,supposing that he was not; 10. But after certain days the lightof his countenance shone forth oncemore upon his companions. 11. And to no one hath it beenrevealed whither he went or how hebusied himself during his absence, no,not to this day. (Howbeit, certain onesentertain vague suspicions thereupon.) 12. ^(Now, after the days were accom-plished for the reception of his degreeand bill of discharge, Henry laded his ass, 13. (Which meaneth, being inter-preted, packed his pony in his trunk) 14. Girt up his loins, and travelledinto a far country, into the land of theTennesseans. 15. And there, it is said, did he meethis fate; for he took unto himself towife the companion of his childhood, thedaughter of the house of Campbell. 16. ^(SO endeth the chronicle of thelove, courtship and marriage of HenryFrazier Bailey. 17. Now the rest of his deeds, andhow he became head-master of the schoolat Ladonia, in the province of Texas, arethey not written in the book of Jezibel ?Selah. 249
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Of old I rode my Pegasus Like mad along to Matrimony, But Reverie oertaking us, I needs must get a slower pony:I ceased to ride the flying galeAnd mounted soon this steady snail. 250 5$ase SBall Seam. i2^ *E* t^1 Scene—Dressing-room. Time—Day after the Second Term Exam. Johnson—Well, fellows, it wont be but a couple of weeks before we start onthe trip. Nettles—The trip is all up with me unless I fatten up my batting averageunder Pegues. Harris—Shoot! George, you ought to do old Pegues like 1 do Doc. Allen. Iwas up five times yesterday and got three clean ones, a. scratch and knocked one wayout in left. Stanford—Barcus had his twirling clothes on this morning, but I had to rap onhim. He put every one right over, but I batted about 600. Isbell—Brown, we sure got old Sleepy in a chase Friday, didnt we? He gotto playing off a little too far and we nailed him. Williams—Well. I know I made good with Cody this morning; but he had thebiggest drop I ever saw. I thought I was go

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