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II If he wears a top - boot in his wooing , If he comes to you riding a cob , If he
talks of his baking or brewing , If he puts up his feet on tlie hob , If he ever drinks
port after dinner , If his brow or his breeding is low , If he calls himself “ Thompson
...
II If he wears a top - boot in his wooing , If he comes to you riding a cob , If he
talks of his baking or brewing , If he puts up his feet on tlie hob , If he ever drinks
port after dinner , If his brow or his breeding is low , If he calls himself “ Thompson
...
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... Of some dread secret half - accounted Betwixt the paths a dainty Beauty stept ,
true , That swung a flower , and , smiling , hummed Who knew what hands and
hearts the let . a tune ,ter bound , Before whose feet a barking spaniel And
argued ...
... Of some dread secret half - accounted Betwixt the paths a dainty Beauty stept ,
true , That swung a flower , and , smiling , hummed Who knew what hands and
hearts the let . a tune ,ter bound , Before whose feet a barking spaniel And
argued ...
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The faery stitching gleams On the sides , and in the seams , And reveals That the
Pixies were the wags Who tipt these funny tags , And these heels . Oh , where did
hunter win So delicate a skin For her feet ? You lucky little kid , You perish ' d ...
The faery stitching gleams On the sides , and in the seams , And reveals That the
Pixies were the wags Who tipt these funny tags , And these heels . Oh , where did
hunter win So delicate a skin For her feet ? You lucky little kid , You perish ' d ...
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... pedantic ; And Medlar ' s feet repose unscann ' d Beneath the wide Atlantic .
Wild Nick , whose oaths made such a din , Does Dr . Martext ' s duty ; SCHOOL
AND SCHOOLFELLOWS . THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GRADUATE
LIBRARY.
... pedantic ; And Medlar ' s feet repose unscann ' d Beneath the wide Atlantic .
Wild Nick , whose oaths made such a din , Does Dr . Martext ' s duty ; SCHOOL
AND SCHOOLFELLOWS . THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GRADUATE
LIBRARY.
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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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