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FROST SPARKLES.
Frost sparkles; how they glisten
In the sunshine, everywhere;
Shining jewels in my pathway,
Frozen sunbeams in the air.
Tiny bits of prisoned glory
Stolen from the sun afar;
All the brightness of the morning,
Glowing in a twinkling star.-
But the sun, thy master, calls thee
From thy lowly hiding place,
At the noonday, if I seek thee,
I shall miss each happy face,
As I miss those holy faces
I have met upon the way,
All so lit with heavenly glory,
That'God could not let them stay.
Speeding to the Land of Sunlight,
Ere their earthly day was done,
Ah, there's sadness in the message,
Frost sparkles fleeing to the sun.
Flora Bullock.
A. Mc&T. : For time hatfr set -a-bldt upon
my "pride. Act 3., Sc. 2.
JNed O. A.: Madam, I'll sing. Act III.,
Sc. 4.
IF. V. JET.: On thinking, on no thought
I think. Act XL, Sc. 2.
Ernie G.: O, who can cloy the hungry
edge of appetite
, By base imagination of a feast? Act. I.,
Sc. 3.
BoVbie G.: Never believe me. Actl'L,
Sc. 2.
JParm:
Sc. -3.
Grace" me no grace. Act 11.,
HIS FAVQRITE PASSAGE.
SHAKESPEARE RICHARD 'ill.
Alexander: Let's talk of graves, of wormt),
and epitaphs. Act III., Sc. 2.
Thomas: Night owls shriek where mount
ing lurks should sing. Act 'HI., Sc. 3.
E. S. Sh.: So proudly as if' he disdained
the earth. Act V., Sc. 5
H. G. Wh.: By heaven! I'll hate iliim
' everlastingly.
Ward Hildreth: That which in mean ?b T.f mforManyway.A
,.., .. 1. G. O.: Behold his eye,
men we entitle patience ,.,., ,
' Is pale, cold cowardice in noble breasts. ff bnt "8 '" .tbe & "' !''.
Act I Se 2 " Controlling majesty. Act III.,'Sc.'2.
E. 2fcN. : I am too old to fawn upon a
nurse. Act I., Sc. 2. Leland Stanford University is the wealthi-
r, . . , . est in-the world. When its landed estates
Davenport (8 a. m.): Pray God we may aro cuUivated ft fa Cfltimated endowmont
makehasteandcometoclate!-ActI.,Sc.4. wil, amount to about $200,000,000. Fresi-'
Otis W.: He is come to ape dont Jordon haB 6iven tho following outline
The purple testament of bleeding war. of tho improvements contemplated at the
Act III. Sc. 2 university as soon as tle courts allow: A.
handsome library building, to cost $150,-
A. B.L.: I wander from the jewel that 000; a-building of same size as the library
I love. Act I., Sc. 3. building, to be devoted to museum and
laboratory for the natural history depart-
BaJcer.' Ofull of careful business are his ment; a girls7 dormitory, at a cost of $250,-
lobks. Act'll., Sc. 2. 000; a chemical building, to cost $ 50,000.
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