Repository: UIHistories Project: Illio - 1895 [PAGE 166]

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ELLEN P . C K I M :

"And then she danced! dancing"."

T. J. LYONS:

Oh, Heavens! her

<\ E. F A Y : "Sweet Auburn.°

I. C. WEBSTER:

" T h i s man's fitness comes by fits/

J. D. CLINTON:

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"There must be something in him; such great names imply greatness."

*, E. ROBY:

"O, Hell! what have we here?"

L. H. FOUTS:

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"Yet all that knew me wondered that I passed."

N. N. VANCE:

The glory of a young man is in his strength."

H. H. SCURLOCK:

"These redundant locks, Robustious to no purpose, clustering down, Vast monuments of strength."

?. L. BUSEY:

Hail to thee, blithe Scurlock, What a bird thou art!

A. C. PERKINS:

"Perhaps hell grow."

R. M. HOBBS:

"Seldom he smiles, and smiles in such a sort, As if he mocked himself and scorned his spirit T h a t could be moved to smile at anything."

IOMER THOMAS:

"The genius of Famine descending upon the earth-"

J. W. MCLANE:

"He is of stature somewhat low."

tf. S. KETCHUM:

"I am exactly what I seem—a quiet, stub1 born, plodding, grinding student/

R. S. CARBERRY:

"They that stand high have many blasts to shake them."

IENRY CHESTER:

*Fit for the mountains and the barbarous caves Where manners ne'er were preached."

F. 6 . KIUUAM :

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"'Tis, alas! his modest, bashful nature, and pure innocence that keep him silent.

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5. M. WHITE:

'Hit cardinal virtues are in his hair."

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"I am Sir Oracle. When I ope my lips let no dog bark."