The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

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m toll and terror blended
ark eyed train Of the maids of Spain,
Gth their arbor shades trips lightly,
cleaning cigar, like new born star,
he clasp Of their lips burns brightly.
ms the soul, like the blushing bowl,
b its rose red burden streaming,
rowns 1t In bliss, like the first warm kiss
m the lips with love. buds teeming.
saE OF THE soPH. BIENNIAL BRIGADE
With crash, with smash,
With dash onward,
Into Biennial hail,
Rushed the bold hundred.
Into Biennial hall,
Rushed the bold hundred,
For up came an order, which
No one had blundered.
"Forward the Sorh. Brgadei
Onward with ponics' aid"
Into 6iennial hail,
Rushed the bold hundred.
" Forward the Soph. Brigade"
No man was there dismayed,
Not though the Juniors said
They tiuaked and biunderod:
They di / not make reply,
They lid not reason why,
But bound to rush or die,
Into Biennial hall
Rushed the bold hundred.
Tutors TO right Of them,
Tutors to left of them,
Tutors In front Of them,
Looked on and wondered.
For when the chapel DELL
Toll'd out its mournful kneu,
Boldly they rushed and well,
Into the jaws Of death.
Into the mouth Of hell
Rushed the bold hundred.
Flashed all their weapons bare,
Flashed al their pens ia air,
Wasting the paper there.
SkinEing fr0n ponies while,
ALI the Profs. wondered;
Plunged in the classic smoke,
With many an inky stroke,
The Latin tines they broke.
onward, right on the, rushed,
Eushcd the bod hundred,
Tutors to the right Of them,
Tutors 20 the left OF them,
Yutors behind them,
Spoutcd and thundered;
Answering with ayell
Those that had fought SO well,
Came from the jaws OF death,
BACK from the mouth Of he'll,
All that mad rushed Of them,
Rushed Of one hundred.
when can their glory fadeS
o, the great rush they madet
All the Profs. wondered,
Honor the rush they made,
Honor the Soph. Brigade,
Noble one hundred
THE SONG OF sIGHS.
One poor unfortunate
Sophomore wight,
Rash and impo, tunate,
Gone 70 recite
Fizzle him tcpderly,
Bore him with care
Fitted so sleDderly-
Tutor beware
Sec his lip quivering,
See his limbs shiyering.
While the sweat constantly
Falls on his clothing
Question him patiently,
Loving, not bathi, &.
Frown not so scornfully-
Speak TO him mournfully,
Not so reproyingly.
Mark that surprise of big;
Sec those sad eyes Of his
Glancing 20 lovingly.
Make no deep scrutiny,
stir up no mutiny,
Wild and unfortunate.
Hear his excuses;
You cannot refuse his
Pleadings importunate.
Ha l that last slip OF hts
Makes him look tearfully-
See that poor lip OF his
Bitten so fearfullyl
Alas for the rarity
OF tutoric charity
Under the sun,
o. II Is piulul--
Painfully pitiful--
Friend he has mono.
sisterly, motheriy,
Fatherly, brotherly,
Ties are estranged;
Thou, VI thine eminence,
Needless OF Providence,
TUar deranged.
Not by lamps quivering,
In tue night shirering,
Stardeth the wight
In garnet or basement,
Ry window and easement,
With Gear and amazement,
Mourning bis flight
Nos the bleak winds OF March
Set hlD trembling and shaking,
Neither tsmIest nor night
Could saos urge him to quaking.
Nscastly staring,
t.ane to surety
Vanished his daring,
Norbt left but despairing,
Awful futurity
Tss1nking 50 gioomily,
Crushed by contumely
4tnd inhumanity,
Burning insanity
firing hts look.
See HE hands humbly,
Convulsivciy, numbly,
Clssping his book.
Maddcncd by history,
Glad from Greek mystery
Soon TO be whirled,
Anywhere, nywhere,
out Of the world.
ALMA MATER.
Air-s.Oid North STAR
or Alma Mater Heavens blessing attent
live we will cherish. protect and defend I
dear old Yale, sing In loud, thrilling chor,
think OF thy great men who've been her
p.
'rah hurrah Alma Mater, forever.
rah hurrah Alma Mater, forever.
= Alma Mater we ne'er shall forget IN
! 10 the shrine OF our hearts have we set
n Of rest IN life's tempest torn ocean,
mly We rode In youths widest commoti,
rrsh ! SC.
rr Alma Mater watch o'cr our last par
y those sad tears that too soon may be sra
bou o'er our doubts, duty calls you, be |
'ldiers are fainting, go, succor and save.
br ,vc--be true-your country will love J
righ,-your might in God above you"
~ Alma Mater wen bring 10 thy shrin
ruhs OF lame, let the offering be thine;
cd our younf min ds, and you taught va TO
classic fountains, rich draughts did we d
rrsh hurrah &c.
or Alma Mater ere we visit thee more
= may be falling, all moss covered o'er:
tread thy old halls, though with ag'd
ing.
oes shall wake Joys that only we're sleeplI
rrah hurrah &C.
GAuDEAMUs.
German AIR.
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Ium sumus; Faciles. foi mosa,
ldam juven .utem, Nivant ct mulieres,
STAN senectutem, Tonerr amabiles,
bii humus. Bone laborics@.
qui ante nos Poreat tristita,
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nd su )eros, Pereat diabolus,
inieros, Qulyis antburschius,
Z videre. Atque irrisores.
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