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Wbtrt tbt Sbot fits."Sheloves, but knows not whom she loves.""Lest men suspect thy tale untrue,Keep probability in view."-JOYCE." III weeds grow apace."-TREDWAY.-BRILEY." Swans sing before they die,Love no bad thingShould certain persons die before they sing."" Man, false man, smiling, destructive man."-MCCAULEY.-STRAUGHN."Love seldom haun ts the heart where learning lies.""ForI am meek and lowly.""Much matter with little art."-FOXWELL.HEESE.-WILLIS." She never repen ts of having eaten too little."-WnuAMs."Hadhe the wisdom of the gods it would only be the means of asking more questions.--McKINST1W.. «ou: I am indifference itself."-THO::lIAS."Then he would talk; good God, how he would talk! "--MELVIN." In a flutter, in it commotion, in a thorough ferment."-SnrJ>sON." All studies here, I solemnly refuse."142--BAKER.
" The hairs of thy head are all numbered."-DICKEY."Uncertain,coy and hard to please and variable as the shade,"--SUTTON."How -much pain have cost her the evils that have never happened! ""Ninety-ninegot a good thing, when she got him,""But the stars, the soft stars; when they glitter above us,I gaze on their beams with a feeling divine.""He"It warms me, it charms me,To mention but her name,It heats me, it beats me,And sets me a' on flame."-OATON.--DARRY.was a man of unbounded stomach."" She speaks for herself."--S)IlTH.-TAGG.-DOUGJJAS.--WATTS"Theanointed sovereign of sighs and groans."-SOJJLIDA Y." Landmarks in Oollege History."" My heart is as true as steel."- BIWWN AND BUCKINGHAM.-RIDGELY."I would not boast, but people mnst know my worth.""A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse."" Yonr wit makes wise things foolish.""None but himself could be his parallel."-TYSON.-HOBBS.-HARTSELL.-DIXON."Whatfools these mortals be."143-OLASSOF '99.
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GEO. K. McGAW & CO.WHOLESALE AND RE
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£ont~nts.,A OaseWhere Elsie's Tong
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prt~~~t.IINpublishing this volume i
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I\EV. T. H. LEWIS, D. D.r
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Objective is not a very broad one,
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Board of (rusttts.Elected.J. W. HER
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faculty.REV. THOS. HAMILTON LEWIS,
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MAP OF CAMPUS AND BUILDINGS.1 Main
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There are many points of interest i
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additional space was provided by er
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a handsome, well-equipped gymnasium
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ing that twenty-six additional free
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The original building with all its
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W~stminst~r (b~ological S~minary.CH
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES.Deserving s
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SENIORROLL.Holmes Davenport Baker..
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INETY-NINE has come! The year that
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not always white, but most any colo
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need. Often has she heard a timid k
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Like another of his classmates, he
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e proud of it? Surely it is a pheno
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A wanderer upon the face of the ear
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"there's going to be a scrap 'round
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Jim has a remarkable indescribable
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le. Miss Tredway performs its funct
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ing to light. He says he was goodly
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the sand. For some reason-I know no
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fancy that I see you now sitting be
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"Is talking a sin? Evidently it is.
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for them will increase, hence no on
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mate is a nun. .All, Fan, I wonder
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Madame B--. A few years later, she
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£Iass Ode.Tune, "West Virginia Hil
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elass Of 1900.CLASS COLORS: Garnet
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CLASS OF 1901.
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Everv..Reader of this BookWould sav
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