The Scarlet Gown - being verses by a St. Andrews Man by Robert F. (Robert Fuller) Murray
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Which he had danced at.
So he ran on, till by-and-by A silence came, For which I greatly fear that I Was most to blame. Then neither of us spoke a word For quite a minute, When presently a thought occurred With promise in it. 'How did you like the Shakespeare play The students read?' By this, the Eden like a bay Before us spread. Near Eden many softer plots Of sand there be; Our feet, like Pharaoh's chariots, Drave heavily. And ere an answer I could frame, He said that Irving Of his extraordinary fame Was undeserving, And for his part he thought more highly Of Ellen Terry; Although he knew a girl named Riley |
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