er Gould_

He passed amid the noisy throngs,
His elbow touched with theirs;
They grumbled at their petty wrongs,
Their woes and cares;

They asked if "Princeton stood to win";
Or what they should invest;
They told with gusto and with grin
Some futile jest.

They jostled him and passed him by,
Nor slacked their eager pace;
They did not mark that noble eye,
That noble face.

So carelessly they let him go,
His mien they could not scan,--
Thinker whom all the world would know,
Our greatest man.
_Max J. Herzberg_

Here ends this book written by Henry Eduard Legler, arranged in this
form by Laurence C. Woodworth, Scrivener, and printed for the Brothers
of the Book at the press of The Faithorn Company, Chicago, 1916.

_Incipit Vita Nova_

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