When hearts are trumps by Thomas Winthrop Hall
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_He_: And your answer was?
_She_: No. _He_: You mean it, or are you coquetting yet? _She_: Oh! I just told him I cared for another--he smiled. It was merely to him so much pleasure beguiled From a girl. Charge it up profit?--loss?--tell me which? He thinks I am pretty, they say, but, not rich. He would love me, perhaps, for a season or two, So I told him that I loved another. _He_: And who? _She (archly)_: Really, must I tell _you?_ _He_: No--your finger--yes, this! A solitaire--done! and now quickly! _She (feigning reluctance)_: One! _He (ecstatically)_: Kiss. Why he asked for a Vacation. |
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