The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 274, September 22, 1827 by Various
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But when at length she was herself,
And saw her faithless clown. She straightway went to blow him _up_, But got a good set _down_! "Oh, cold and faithless Tim," quoth she, "You vowed you couldn't _smother_ Your _burning_ love for me, but now You're married to another!" "Is this the way you treat me, sir? Too _cheaply_ was I bought! I loved you _dearly_, but it seems That that _all went for naught_." She sighed, and gave one parting look, Then tore herself away From her false swain and Mrs. Green, For ever and a day! And _very_ soon got _very_ ill, And _very_ quick did die, And _very_ truly _veri_fied Her love for Timothy! W.R.H. * * * * * |
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