 | John Frelinghuysen Hageman - 1878 - 548 страници
...all the livelong merry night, And sing as loud as he could bawl, Such is the custom of Nassau Hall. No Latin now, or heathen Greek The Senior's double...Right glad to see their merry host Who never wine or wassail crost. They will'd him join the merry throng And grace their revels with a song. Then follows... | |
 | John Frelinghuysen Hageman - 1879 - 544 страници
...all the livelong merry night, And sing as loud as he could bawl, Such is the custom of Nassau Hall. No Latin now, or heathen Greek The Senior's double...count The candles on the reeling table, While emulous Frtshmtn, hardly able To drink, their stomachs were so full, Hiccupp'd and took another pull, Right... | |
 | 1897 - 992 страници
...Nassau Hall. No Latin now or heathen Greek The senior's double tongue can speak. Juniors from famed Pierian fount Had drank so deep they scarce could...hardly able To drink, their stomachs were so full, Hiccuped, and took another pull, Right glad to see their merry host, Who never wine or wassail crost... | |
 | Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Sheppard Dashiell, Harlan Logan - 1897 - 878 страници
...Hall. No Latin now or heathen Greek The M.'nior's double tongue can speak. Juniors from famed I'ierian fount Had drank so deep they scarce could count The...hardly able To drink, their stomachs were so full, Hiccuped, and took another pull, Right glad to see their merry host, Who never wine or wassail crost... | |
 | 1891 - 714 страници
...Nassau Hall. No Latin now or heathen Greek The Senior's double tongue can speak, Juniors, from famed Pierian fount, Had drank so deep they scarce could count The candles on the reeling table. While the " emulous Freshmen " were in a still worse condition. Such bouts, we may believe, were rare. But... | |
 | George Riddle Wallace - 1893 - 238 страници
...Nassau Hall. No Latin now or heathen Greek The Senior's double tongue can speak, Juniors, from famed Pierian fount, Had drank so deep they scarce could count The candles on the reeling table." while the " emulous Freshmen " were in a still worse condition. Such bouts, we may believe, were rare. But... | |
 | James Waddel Alexander - 1898 - 190 страници
...Nassau Hall. No Latin now or heathen Greek The Senior's double tongue can speak; Juniors from famed Pierian fount Had drank so deep they scarce could...hardly able . To drink, their stomachs were so full, Hiccoughed, and took another pull. Eight glad to see their merry host, Who never wine or wassail crost,... | |
 | Edwin Mark Norris - 1917 - 324 страници
...all the livelong merry night, And sing as loud as he could bawl, Such is the custom of Nassau Hall. No Latin now, or heathen Greek The Senior's double...Right glad to see their merry host Who never wine or wassail crost. They will'd him join the merry throng And grace their revels with a song. The obliging... | |
 | Edwin Mark Norris - 1917 - 322 страници
...bawl, Such is the custom of Nassau Hall. No Latin now, or heathen Greek The Senior's double tongut can speak. Juniors, from fam'd Pierian fount, Had...Right glad to see their merry host Who never wine or wassail crost. They will'd him join the merry throng And grace their revels with a song. The obliging... | |
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Of student learn'd, from Nassau Hall, Who, broken from scholastic thrall, Had set him down to drink outright Through all the livelong merry night, And sing as loud as he could bawl, Such is the custom of Nassau Hall. No Latin now, or heathen Greek The... 