Hesperian student / (Lincoln [Neb.]) 1872-1885, December 01, 1876, Image 1

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THE
HESPERIAN STUDENT.
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Qui lion I'rullclt, DeHolL
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DECEMHKlt, 187H.
NO. 10.
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Itollln. bluu-oyod Null.
Mocking, blooming Null,
What iiiukoH you cinllf
Si) till lllO whllll,
Ab thu droi)iiiij Minlight fiocr
Your hoarl, 1 know.
If till aglow
With it warmtlitlml burne lor nu1.
Anil htllfyon Kuoji"
Your bosom doop
I, Ike a rjl'l'ling, Mlinnicr &..
ltollliig. bluuovod Noll. '
Laughing, happy Noll,
Your plauld ojoa
Aiu twilight iskluf.
Ami thu Htnr of Joy l thorn,
That hIiIiiuh pur'nu,
On uvury hcoiio,
That Is iliirk with nightly emu,
Yot far away
tlivos llli! and nay
To u world that'M nlw'ayc fair.
llolllug, bliio oyed Noll,
Changing, fairy Null,
Llko winds of Spring,
Your Joy do bring
Winning friigruuoo to my foul.
Ami thou at ovo
I do rt'culvu
Suili a brou.u of uv out coumilo
From buds so ruru,
bo plumii with euro,
rjiot nlono to mo unroll.
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Rolling, bluo-oyd Noll,
(JobIiI I lovodyou, Null.
Hut bach'lor hood
Has robbod thu wood
Of It pprlng-tlmo glorlos green.
And lonvuK now brown
A lo fulling down
And o'or on my way aro mjuii
To fport and fly,
As wlntorV nigh.
And the cold night lutorvouo.
Hulling, bluo-uyud Null,
.Ioo! yott'No fudml. Null.
Ah' woll you know
Youth' bright rainbow.
In tlio toons It boaiiif. they uy,
And florins, so woll,
It door forutull
Thin falfo hnuuorof thu day.
How llko to you.
How uhangod? nneo trtio!
You mayjuft,jtiht fadoaway.
1 M. L,
Prof. Allen's Al(lrcs.o.
Since its opening in the autumn of
1871, tlio University litis boon favored wilh
three admirable addresses, tliat of Sterling
Morion, Judge Woolworth's, and litis just
published of Prof. Allen of iho Wisconsin
Slate University.
Prof. Allen is a scholar and teacher by
inheritance, his ancestors for several gen
orations having been graduates of Har.
vard College, while his father was for
years the principal of 'the Eton of New
England, the leading prenitftsn i'j."'.
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