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... perhaps , one is best with “ a measure Of pelf , " and I ' m not sorry , too , That I '
ın pretty , because it ' s a pleasure , My Darling , to you ! I want you to come and
pass sentence On two or three books with a plot ; Of course you know “ Janet ' s ...
... perhaps , one is best with “ a measure Of pelf , " and I ' m not sorry , too , That I '
ın pretty , because it ' s a pleasure , My Darling , to you ! I want you to come and
pass sentence On two or three books with a plot ; Of course you know “ Janet ' s ...
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Ah , no — I ' ll linger here awhile , And dream of days of yore ; For me bright eyes
have lost the smile , The sunny smile they wore :Perhaps they say , what I ' ll
allow , That I ' m not quite so handsome now . Frederick Locker . Our eyes , Puss
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Ah , no — I ' ll linger here awhile , And dream of days of yore ; For me bright eyes
have lost the smile , The sunny smile they wore :Perhaps they say , what I ' ll
allow , That I ' m not quite so handsome now . Frederick Locker . Our eyes , Puss
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... And echo ' d the musical numbers Perhaps , if you ' ll come to our Ball . Which
you used to sing to me then . You ' ll find us all changed since you vanI know the
romance , since it ' s over , ' Twere idle , or worse , to recall ; ish ' d ; I know you ...
... And echo ' d the musical numbers Perhaps , if you ' ll come to our Ball . Which
you used to sing to me then . You ' ll find us all changed since you vanI know the
romance , since it ' s over , ' Twere idle , or worse , to recall ; ish ' d ; I know you ...
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Time treads o ' er the graves of affection ; Sweet honey is turn ' d into gall ;
Perhaps you have no recollection That ever you danced at our Ball ! They tell me
you ' ve many who flatter , Because of your wit and your song : They tell me - -
and ...
Time treads o ' er the graves of affection ; Sweet honey is turn ' d into gall ;
Perhaps you have no recollection That ever you danced at our Ball ! They tell me
you ' ve many who flatter , Because of your wit and your song : They tell me - -
and ...
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I often wander up and down , When morning bathes the silent town In dewy glory
; Perhaps , unwitting , I have heard Your thrilling - toned canary - bird From that
third story . “ SOME LITTLE FELLOW ' S LUCKY SPOUSE . ” Whate ' er the ...
I often wander up and down , When morning bathes the silent town In dewy glory
; Perhaps , unwitting , I have heard Your thrilling - toned canary - bird From that
third story . “ SOME LITTLE FELLOW ' S LUCKY SPOUSE . ” Whate ' er the ...
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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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