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T HE CECIL W. RCB81M3 U3RARY
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LWISBURG. N.C. 27f)49
Louisburg Echoes.
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MARCH, 1910.
Vol. II.
No. 7.
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*Xet ma but 60 my work from to 6aj,
“3n ful6 or forest, at tl)c desk or loom.
3n roaring market-place or tranquil room;
TCet me but fln6 It In my b^art to say.
X2^ben vagrant wishes beckon me astray,
"X5t)l* l» m? work: my blessing, not my doom:
“Of all wl)0 live. ~3 am tl>e one by w^om
"Gbls work can best be 6one In tl>e rlg^t way.”
“Cben sball *3 see It not too great, nor small,
^0 suit my spirit an6 to prove my powers;
I5ben sball ~3 cheerful greet t^e labouring bours,
T\nb cheerful turn, wben tbe long sba6ows fall
■32Vt eventide, to play and love an5 rest,
because ~3 know for me my work Is best.
—Van “3)yke.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF LOUISBURG COLLEGE
LOUISBURG. NORTH CAROLINA