is more dignified.
"Sunt agro! gaudemus,"[[287]]
is happy as applied to one of whom it may be said:
"Ne'er out of town; 'tis such a horrid life;
But duly sends his family and wife."
"Adsum, nugator, suge!"[[288]]
is addressed to a student who continues talking after the lecture has commenced: oh! the rascal!
"Graduatus sum! nego"[[289]]
applies to one who declined to subscribe for an M.A. degree.
"Usage mounts guard"