Sagittulae, Random Verses by E. W. Bowling
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Gaze upon thy matchless face:
'Tis because I feel there lies Magic in thy lovely grace. "I will marry! write that threat In the ink I daily waste: Marry--pay each College debt-- College Ale no more will taste. "Granta, far and wide renowned, Frowns upon the married state; Soon her pride shall kiss the ground Hark! Reform is at the gate. "Other Fellows shall arise, Proud to own a husband's name: Proud to own their infants' cries-- Harmony the path to fame. "Then the progeny that springs From our ancient College walls, Armed with trumpets, noisy things, Shall astound us by their squalls. "Sounds no wrangler yet has heard, Our posterity shall fright: E'en 'the Eagle,' [1] valiant bird, Shall betake itself to flight." Such the thoughts that through him whirl'd |
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