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Tum pedagogue arose to go Est feeling hunky-dore: Sed non potest to get out Nam key's outside the fore.
Ascendit sweetheart now the stairs c.u.m festinato pede, Et roused puellas from their sleep Sed habent non the door key.
Tum excitavit dominum By her tumultuous voce Insa.n.u.s currit to the door Et vidit puellam.
"Furenti place," the master roared, "Why spoil you thus my somnum?
Exite from the other door Si rogues have locked the front one."
Puella tristis hung her head And took her lover's manum, Et cite from the other door His caput est impulsum.
c.u.m magno gradu redit domum Retrorsum umquam peeping, Et never ausus est again Vexare people's sleeping.
_PUER EX JERSEY_
Puer ex Jersey Iens ad school; Vidit in meadow, Infestum mule.
Ille approaches O magnus sorrow!
Puer it skyward Funus TOMORROW.
_Moral_
Qui vidit a thing Non ei well-known Est bene for him Id relinqui alone.
--_Anonymous_
SONGS THAT MAY BE USED
FOR THE PROGRAMS
FLEVIT LEPUS PARVULUS
16th Century Student Song
[**Music]
Flevit lepus parvulus clamans altis vocibus:
[Chorus]
Quid feci hominibus, quod me sequuntur canibus?
Neque in horto fui, neque olus comedi.
Longas aures habeo, brevem caudam teneo.
Leves pedes habeo, magnum saltum facio.
Domus mea silva est, lectus meus durus est.
[Footnote in original book (published 1916): By permission of Miss M.L. Smith. Latin Lessons. Allyn and Bacon.]
CARMEN VITae.
H. W. Longfellow, 1839, English B. L. D'Ooge, 1885, Latin F. H. Barthelemon, 1741-1808
[**Music]
Ne narrate verbis maestis, Esse vitam somnium!
Vita nam iners est inanis, Et est visum perfidum.
Vita vera! vita gravis!
Meta non est obitus; "Cinis es et cinis eris,"
Nihil est ad spiritus.
Ned laet.i.tia, nec maeror, Finis designatus est; Sed augere, est noster labor, Semper rem quae n.o.bis est.
Ars est longa, tempus fugit, Ut cor tuum valens sit, Tamen modum tristem tundit Neniae qui concinit.
Orbis terrae campo in lato, In aetatis proeliis, Mutum pecus turpe ne esto!
Heros esto in copiis!
Fidere futuro noli!
Anni numquam redeunt.
Age nunc! age in praesenti!
Fortes dei diligunt.
Summi nos admonent omnes Simus inter n.o.bilis, Et legemus, disce dentes, Signa viae posteris;
Signa forsitan futura Alicui felicia, Qui, tum in dura vitae via, Cernat haec c.u.m gratia.
Agite, tum nos nitamur Quidquid erit, fort.i.ter, Superantes iam sequamur Patienter, acriter.
Vita vera! vita gravis!
Meta non est obitus; "Cinis es et cinis eris,"
Nihil est ad spiritus.
GAUDEAMUS
