In Divers Tones by Charles G. D. Roberts
page 84 of 89 (94%)
page 84 of 89 (94%)
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Flout the bay and wear thy pansy-band,
Mistress Sophie. II. As these petals Die not, So the thought that settles Softly in the purple petals Fly not! Half a memory, which a world of men Can buy not,-- Half a prayer, that till we meet again Thou sigh not! LA BELLE TROMBONISTE. How grave she sits and toots In the glare! From her dainty bits of boots To her hair Not the sign remotest shows If she either cares or knows How the beer-imbibing beaux Sit and stare. They're most prodigal with sighs, |
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