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POEMS BY EMINENT HANDS.

THE GATHERING OF THE FRESHMEN.

The column moved brave Tompkins' ire, -

His Freshman soul was all on fire

To fling some insult back.

But as he climbs the treach'rous round,

It falls, and prostrate on the ground

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Lays Tompkins, on his back.

Yet as he lay, he cheer'd them on

Until both boys and poles were gone,

Until a peeler came and caught

Our hero where his hair was short:

"Je suis pince, I'm caught! oh, dom!"

Were the last words of gallant Tom.

MORAL.(In the manner of Mr. Gilbert.)

THE Praeses saw the youth next day,

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