The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 4 - Poems and Plays by Charles Lamb;Mary Lamb
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My hoofs I will hide in silken hose;
And cinnamon-sweet are my pettitoes-- Because, you know, they are _cloven_." XXIX "Then take a blessing, my darling Son," Quoth she, and kiss'd him civil-- Then his neckcloth she tied; and when he was drest From top to toe in his Sunday's best, He appear'd a comely devil. XXX So his leave he took:--but how he fared In his courtship--barring failures-- In a Second Part you shall read it soon, In a bran new song, to be sung to the tune Of the "Devil among the Tailors." * * * * * THE SECOND PART |
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