Sandspur, Vol. 01 No. 02, March 18, 1895

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                                     ( Worthily \Vorth'i1y Vorth'i1y ) your praise express, , . . ( t , )',
                                        ( Sand-spurs Sand spurs ) !                 \

                                           Catching,
                                               Snatching,
                                                  Scratching,
                                    To my own your forms attaching,
                                     I would, hymn in strains exalted        ',
                                    Your sublime ( stick-to-it-iveness. stick to it iveness. ) i ( 1 , )

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.( \1 1 )    Martyrs you in paths of duty ;       .         ( stm Still ) my daily walks attending., , ",' ' ;
             Parted from your native bower,     ..          ( With 'With ) your influence benign ; ,: [
                Closely ( sticking. sticking )                  ( Sand-spurs Sand spurs ), . t". '0,.

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             Your remains from off ( my iny ) raiment       High nor humble passer ( sparing. sparing- sparing ) .
             I have                                         strict attention unto ( business. business )
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                                                            If a virtue, it is thine. '  '. : ' ./'.



                    - ,              A CRACKER COURTSHIP.

                      ( " . ) CHAPTER ( I. 1. ) '      was quite ( like like' ) ( most most' ) girls with the same ( envi- enyi- )
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           Zeb did not know that anything could beronments.

        ( one-half one half ) as lovely as ( Marion l\farion l farion .Marion ) Colson appeared Her father had died when ( she sIte ) was small,

"t      the first time he saw her as she was stepping  and her mother, of Puritan stock, had kept

        ( off Qff ) ( the the' the- ) cars, at a little flag station in ( westenl western ) son ( Miles l\files l files ) and daughter ( Marion larion ), for the most

        Florida, on a sunny December ( afternoon afternoon. ) part, "in the way they should go." Both

           How could you expect the poor boy tohad gone through the ( high bigh ) school; then ( Mar- Mar l\far- l far )

        know, for he ( 'was was ) ( tlie the ) son of a Florida ( Crack- Crack ) ( ion iQn ) staid at ( home borne ) and took special studies

        er, had lived in the ( woods \yoods yoods ) all his life, and,.inwhile ( Miles l\Iiles l Iiles ) was sent to college.

        fact, had never seen( S ' ) the cars until ( this tbis ) day. For some reason, which history cloaks!®..

        On the other hand"Marion Colson had beenMiles ( was vas ) notified during the winter preceding

       reared in a luxurious.'home in a New England    our story, by the college faculty, that ( he lie )

       town, was an only daughter, lovable, bright,    might have an indefinitely long vacation. He

       musical and ( common-sensible. common sensible. common-sensible sensible ) ( In In. ) fact, shewas so ashamed ( that that. ) did not know what to