Cap and Gown - A Treasury of College Verse by Unknown
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I had of that far more than my fair rations.
Yet served it merely as an interlude Between the music of the cup flirtations. And then to have her say 'twas all my fault! I fairly blushed, and gazed down at my cup. I noticed, though, she had not called the halt Until the pot was empty, every sup. BERT ROSS. _Harvard Advocate_. ~Faint Heart Ne'er Won Fair Lady.~ "The burn runs swiftly, my dainty lass, And its foam-wreathed stones are mossy, An I carry ye ower to yonder shore Ye will na think me saucy?" "I thank ye, sir, but a Scottish lass Recks not of a little wetting. Will ye stand aside, sir? I can na bide, sir. The sun o' the gloamin's setting." "Yet stay, my pretty, the stepping-stones Are a bridge o' my are hands' making. An ye pay no toll I maun be so bold-- The sweeter a kiss for taking." |
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