When hearts are trumps by Thomas Winthrop Hall
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page 11 of 79 (13%)
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And pray what does it prove That she stopped there to sigh, When I told her my love And she bit at her glove? My Lady, you Blushed. My lady, you blushed. Was my love a surprise? How quickly they hushed! A curl of yours brushed All else from my eyes. My lady, you blushed. You say that I gushed, And they all heard my sighs? How quickly they hushed! Your roses were crushed; _N'importe_ wherefores and whys. My lady, you blushed. |
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