Michiganensian. [1899]

Mlj rloru.
BY R. G. S.
d -rOW don't be a clinkin'
Your glasses and thinkin'
Your own little gal is the queen o' the ba';
For boys, I'm a thinkin'
\ You've all been a blinkin',
g You haven't discovered the gem o' them a'.
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0, there's Hetty and Betty,
The pride of O'Hara,
0oi There's Jenny and Henny and Moll o' the Lee;
There's Ally and Sally
Who live in our alley;
But Flory, begorry 's the gal for me.
My heart she's beglin'
With all o' her wilin',
Ah! boys don't you see she's the queen o' the ba';
She's the pride of old Erin,
My heart she's a cheerin',
0, Flory, begorry 's, the gem o' them all.
"Laudes Attque Carmina," Revised.
ATHERS atque Carmody,
No "Huddy" has a class —
Sed bohnin' all the time, ye know,
Dum "Dupy" hobby has;
Tuttles sint dearissima,
The girls all wear a sash,
Ad hospital per ambulance,
Don't go to Ypsi rash.
CHORUS.
Old clothes? ha, ha! Castoria;
O we cuss all of them.
O corn salve, no more verse we have;
Michigan, rip 'em up!
Michigan, rip 'em up!

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