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Index of First Lines
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A thousand feet are marching back the old familiar ways 17
An institution once there was 7
As onward we march and ever we sing ll
As we gather here to-night ’neath the trees A 12
Dear Alma Mater, we all sing to thee IO
Down the future’s cloudy ways 16
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Hark Alma Mater through the world is ringing 2
A Oh, young Matthew Vassar 12
Our morning dawneth on the hills
Peace I leave with you 19
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V Vassar we sing thy praises 6
‘We are from Vassar, Vassar are we 9
We greet you with a song 14
. We’re singing for the glory of Maria Mitchell’s name 5
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As we gather here to-night ’neath the trees A 12
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Down the future’s cloudy ways 16
First you take some April showers 15
Hark Alma Mater through the world is ringing 2
A Oh, young Matthew Vassar 12
Our morning dawneth on the hills
Peace I leave with you 19
There are some who always make a fuss 13
There is a girl who’s known in these parts 13
V Vassar we sing thy praises 6
‘We are from Vassar, Vassar are we 9
We greet you with a song 14
. We’re singing for the glory of Maria Mitchell’s name 5
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