Kaleidoscope . 51. W. T. RYBURN, Meadow View, W. T. RYBURN When Ryburn hit the Hill a full four years ago, he was just one among the delicate nurture of the Students Club, however, twas not long ere hewaxed mighty of girth and pounderous. It is even said that had Uncle John not beengenerous with his outer garments Ryburn would have been reduced to the proverbialbarrel. He has not lost entirely the first full flush of rotundity even yet, though nowhis weight is turned to other channels. In some secluded nook hes found—far from thevulgus of the Hill—pondering over som
Kaleidoscope . 51. W. T. RYBURN, Meadow View, W. T. RYBURN When Ryburn hit the Hill a full four years ago, he was just one among the delicate nurture of the Students Club, however, twas not long ere hewaxed mighty of girth and pounderous. It is even said that had Uncle John not beengenerous with his outer garments Ryburn would have been reduced to the proverbialbarrel. He has not lost entirely the first full flush of rotundity even yet, though nowhis weight is turned to other channels. In some secluded nook hes found—far from thevulgus of the Hill—pondering over some ancient volume, heavy with dust or mouldingan essay on some weighty subject. Wrestling with knotty problems is his delight—his recreation is to turn to books. Ryburn is one who finds relief from the tedium ofworldly cares, one who finds communion for his soul, in the solitary solace of friends whonever take offense when he has them shut-up—his books.
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