The Howler (1908) (14742839966)

Identifier: howler1908wake (find matches)
Title: The Howler
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Wake Forest College
Subjects: Wake Forest College--Students--Yearbooks. Wake Forest College--Periodicals. College yearbooks--North Carolina--Wake Forest.
Publisher: Winston-Salem, N.C.: Wake Forest University
Contributing Library: Wake Forest University
Digitizing Sponsor: North Carolina Digital Heritage Center



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in a few words he told the wholestory of his dishonesty and how he tried to resign and Milton would not let him:and not only that, but Milton had forgiven the wrong. And then he himself forthe sake of his Society had gone on with the debate when his soul was sufTeringall the tortures of hell. Then pointing toward Milton he said. He is the biggestman in this State. His speech won this debate. Give him the honor. I deservenothing but your contempt. Turning to the audience again his eyes fell upon Alma and tears were stream-ing down her cheeks. All the pathos of his soul was in his words as he cried. Icrave your forgiveness. I sinned only when the star of ambition lured me too far.Forgive me. and I shall be happy. As he sat down there was not a dry eye in the house. Three hundred boyswere around him in an instant shaking his hands, and he knew he was forgivcTi. By and by Alma worked her way through the crowd and offered him herhand, saying. I am so glad, Hector. You are a man, after all.
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