. The Muse [1917] . sure to be smiling, that Pratt. Nellie Rose at daybreak, Nellie Rose at noon, Nellie Rose, you may be sure, at night; Should Nellie cease to rise Twould cause us all surprise, But Anne would have a really truly fright. Of course youve seen a house fly cross a river, You may have heard a living Laughing house, But tell me if you dare. Whats neither here nor there— Have you ever seen a Henrietta mouse? Arlenes a leading tennis sharp,Alleyne loves Senior Hall, The Infirmary without Susan SmithCould hardly run at all. Butler haunts the Library, Seems to like the books;Annie at
. The Muse [1917] . sure to be smiling, that Pratt. Nellie Rose at daybreak, Nellie Rose at noon, Nellie Rose, you may be sure, at night; Should Nellie cease to rise Twould cause us all surprise, But Anne would have a really truly fright. Of course youve seen a house fly cross a river, You may have heard a living Laughing house, But tell me if you dare. Whats neither here nor there— Have you ever seen a Henrietta mouse? Arlenes a leading tennis sharp,Alleyne loves Senior Hall, The Infirmary without Susan SmithCould hardly run at all. Butler haunts the Library, Seems to like the books;Annie at the crushes S casting scornful looks;A. Taylor in the Grill Room, Cooks and cooks and cooks. Louise is fond of dolliesAnd Cattie likes a drum, But B. Folk loves to sit behindThe Auditorium. Alice had a little book, A Red Cross Book, you know,And everywhere that Alice went That book was sure to classes, dinner, shopping, lunch, It was against the rule,But pass she must that dread exam. Or mortify the TH E MUSE
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