Page 110 - 1901 Pinakidia
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Listen to My Tale of Woe.
Come, listen all unto my song, So some of tlu.:nl, the\· went to work
It is no :,illy tale, To make it a succe~s.
"I' is all about a won<i<:rful book. Some of them "·orked ,·ery much,
The Juniors han: for sale. Some more, some lt:ss, all(] kss.
The members of the Junior Class Some would not try at all to help
• \ great year book were making, This helpless thing along .
And often by their anxious thoughh They seemed to think that all the class
They set themseh·es a <[Uaking. II ad dune them some great wrong
They knew that they must write enough To .\lbs ~IcClintock beloni-,'5 the praise
To fill a hundred pages ; Of getting out this story.
And then the time they bad for it, \\'e wish that we might crown her head
\\'ould not make two men's ages. With everlasting glory.
And then much money had to come She cheered us on from day to day,
From out somebody 's pockets, .\nd told us what to do,
To make our year book s fame blaze out .\nd helped us out in e\·ery way,
Like many bright sky·rockcts. To her all praise is due.
