The Scarlet Gown - being verses by a St. Andrews Man by Robert F. (Robert Fuller) Murray
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page 32 of 75 (42%)
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THE WASTER'S PRESENTIMENT
I shall be spun. There is a voice within Which tells me plainly I am all undone; For though I toil not, neither do I spin, I shall be spun. April approaches. I have not begun Schwegler or Mackintosh, nor will begin Those lucid works till April 21. So my degree I do not hope to win, For not by ways like mine degrees are won; And though, to please my uncle, I go in, I shall be spun. THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION The Session's over. We must say farewell To these east winds and to this eastern sea, For summer comes, with swallow and with bee, With many a flower and many a golfing swell. No more the horribly discordant bell Shall startle slumber; and all men agree |
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