YEAR eighteen-sixty, - ah, but then
We were a jolly set of men
As ever sat in Harvard Hall
And answered to the dull roll-call;
Or hurried through the snowy air
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In coat and boots to morning prayer.
We Freshmen were, - that happy tribe
That furnish many a sneer and jibe,
For upper-classmen, who forget
That they were Freshmen once; and yet
Methinks that in those golden days
We minded not their lofty ways
And laughed at all attempts to haze.
We had a little coterie
Of steadfast friends, in number three.
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