Legacy 1972

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CAMPUS ROUNDUP

1972

Da Silva Moon Careying a Wiik Luster Peeked through Miles of Fogg Banks driven by Gusts of Winn filtered through the open Cross in the Clappboards and reflected from the Silverstein on the Hall Stairs. The Duke Roused from his slumber in the Ruf Vann. Though he was Stiff, he Rose, but it was still Knight. A donkey Brayed and a Wolfe howled. "Arendt It

we

ever getting out of this Hazekamp/' he said.

was Socol.

''Shelley call the

He gave his New fellow Ryder a Stout Bunt to Weikum. Cook and get him into the Galay or Waite till we can see

the Baird." But Lee, his Guest Crabbed back. "I Haight to travel at Knight. Wood prefer to see the Birds, the Foxes and the Robbins that Hoppes among the Reeds along the Rhodes. Let's sleep till the Bell Ringers." He stroked his Manley Beard and Ley his Legg back on the Davenport. I

"Parish your Soul," said the Duke impatiently. "I could Wade the Brooks through the Alders to get out of here, and then can't Easley Loor you into starting early, you Loveless Bullock!" With that he gave his friend Acuff. He Neely said Moore, but changed his mind. I

Hours

they had Chued their breakfast of Hamm*, Bacon*, and Tarte Bossenberry juice, the Porter came Ronning with

later after

Rice, Butter,

a Juhi (a Ruby) to present to the King for the Regal Krohn,

Rowed out

to the

and piished Harda^iwy, ar!<1 the bop.t wa? fin.xlly headed down the Waters for Fran^v Moiianii, utf; SutLierlancL, and a visit with the Popes. The Current was Stranj^ on th'j Rivers. The Bre*>:e waj Knhl^r and it began to Snow. The seamen wcte Wearing WooiJey Capi-i. A Varr started his Daily task to Swab the Decker, His mop c^^i'jrh; in a Mot: on the d*

ship,

"What makes

this

Woodruff?" he

day, and he kicked his Hiels in the

said, "I just

Woodin

put Rosin o^P^filter "I'll have to get the

planking.

Shipwick."

The Duke, who was

a Bachellor

came out looking

like a

Freedman.

"Boop me a Goodwin," he exclaimed. "At last we are Freed from those Lawless Savages and their Spears, Lances, and Stone Shields, especially the Bowman. hope we are going the Wright way. couldn't stand it two Mohr Weeks. How Farrar we? hope we are Miles from that Butcher's place. I'll write to Grace and Warner not to visit Ruggles at the Garrison. I

I,

I

He might even be

Kissinger.

"Oh Baasch! You have the am aMaized at you. Be Weise. Do you Noble man to your Self? If you Stoner she

Lee stepped quietly up behind him.

You haven't any Turner away from

Wurstlin.

want to will

come Toomey

can't.

Witt. that

I

You're no soft Soper. Eiken Winger You're not the Best man. You can't Currie her favor." instead.

If

you

"Get

off this Blankenship," yelled the Duke. What is your Bloodworth? think you can Joiner? You might Keller. You Lacks the Nies Noble Powers to be Herrman or even a Goodman. You're no Heero. You'll Servoss." With that he Strode like a Maddox to his Trim Ward and Banged on the Doering.

Do you

"Some Peeples are Harpers and love to Harp Oft even if they Ott commented Lee as he watched the Herring alongside the boat

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