Lyra Frivola by A. D. (Alfred Denis) Godley
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Calm our mind and chase our fear
While with wild discordant clamour On our College gate they hammer! [_Confused Noise without._] _Hemich. a._ [4] Horrid things! I really wonder how they ever dared to come, When they know to base Non-Placets that we're always Not At Home. _Hemich. B._ [4] 'Tis a national dishonour: 'tis the century's disgrace. _Hemich. a._ If the College rules allowed it, _I_ should like to scratch their face. _Hemich. B._ Never mind! a time is coming when despite of all their Dons We will sack the hall of Jesus, and enjoy the wealth of John's! _Hemich. a._ Vengeance! let us face the foe-man, boldly bear the battle's brunt, With our Placets to assist us and our chaperons in front! [_Alarums; Excursions--special trains for voters._] (_A violation of the rule_ "Ne pueros coram populo Medea trucidet" _is |
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