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. Virginian . —(noun) Foul not found here. (Adj.) Used to modify party at S. X. —Easy means of getting Roll—Reward for success in K. B.—Xecessary for graduation. (I keep busy).Infirmary—^Place of rest and —Best man —State of being before —A mysterious —Time set aside for writing —Anything that displeases —Form of address used by training school students to new student horse—Xame of endearment for best —Place where dates may Mule—Common name for chip
. Virginian . —(noun) Foul not found here. (Adj.) Used to modify party at S. X. —Easy means of getting Roll—Reward for success in K. B.—Xecessary for graduation. (I keep busy).Infirmary—^Place of rest and —Best man —State of being before —A mysterious —Time set aside for writing —Anything that displeases —Form of address used by training school students to new student horse—Xame of endearment for best —Place where dates may Mule—Common name for chipped —S. X. S. weekly —Privileged character at S. X. —Sunday morning —Adams ale seasoned with period—Those hours from 7 :30 to 9 :45 P. M. Tickled—Amused. ? Toddle—Xewest dance —State of being after —Last letters of the alphabet. Page Tico HundreJ Eighteen ^l^llgiiii^iHpBfflMitilA^. THE ORCHESTRA WERE TO TAKE COURSE Y ?MEDITATION TOCOURSE I THE WAY TO TREATTHE CHILD
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