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... Blue - eyed , frank - faced , with clear and Laughed softly in a flattered , happy
way , open brow , Arranged the broidered baldrick on his Scar - seamed a little ,
as the women love : So kindly fronted that you marvelled how And sauntered past
...
... Blue - eyed , frank - faced , with clear and Laughed softly in a flattered , happy
way , open brow , Arranged the broidered baldrick on his Scar - seamed a little ,
as the women love : So kindly fronted that you marvelled how And sauntered past
...
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So meek in thy splendour , sire , So frank in thy love , and its trusting surA
delicate lady in bridal attire , render , Fair emblem of virgin simplicity ; Departing
you leave us the town dim ! Half London was there , and , my word , May
happiness ...
So meek in thy splendour , sire , So frank in thy love , and its trusting surA
delicate lady in bridal attire , render , Fair emblem of virgin simplicity ; Departing
you leave us the town dim ! Half London was there , and , my word , May
happiness ...
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FRANK . IF I were you , when ladies at the play , If I were you , who vow you
cannot suffer sir , Whiff of the best — the mildest " honey Beckon and nod , a
melodrama through , dew , " I would not turn abstractedly away , sir , I would not
dance ...
FRANK . IF I were you , when ladies at the play , If I were you , who vow you
cannot suffer sir , Whiff of the best — the mildest " honey Beckon and nod , a
melodrama through , dew , " I would not turn abstractedly away , sir , I would not
dance ...
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Ah , you are strong , I would not then be cruel , If I were you ! FRANK . NELLIE . "
It is the cause . ” I mean your chaper - One does not like one ' s feelings to be one
is doubted , - Bringing some well curled juvenile . Adieu ! FRANK . I shall retire .
Ah , you are strong , I would not then be cruel , If I were you ! FRANK . NELLIE . "
It is the cause . ” I mean your chaper - One does not like one ' s feelings to be one
is doubted , - Bringing some well curled juvenile . Adieu ! FRANK . I shall retire .
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... The glories and disgraces , The voices of dear friends , the looks Of old familiar
faces ! Kind Mater smiles again to me , As bright as when we parted ; I seem
again the frank , the free , Stout - limb ' d , and simple - hearted ! Pursuing every
idle ...
... The glories and disgraces , The voices of dear friends , the looks Of old familiar
faces ! Kind Mater smiles again to me , As bright as when we parted ; I seem
again the frank , the free , Stout - limb ' d , and simple - hearted ! Pursuing every
idle ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Poems |
| Authors | Austin Dobson, Frederick Locker-Lampson, Winthrop Mackworth Praed |
| Illustrated by | Maud Humphrey |
| Publisher | Frederick A. Stokes, 1892 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 71 pages |
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