The Last West and Paolo's Virginia by G. B. Warren
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For a smile that is bright and cheering
As sunshine and waves at play. [Enter Cupid.] Paolo-- Good morrow, Cupid. (C.) I salute thee too. Paolo-- What errand brings you out amid the snow? Perchance you've lost your way, rash Cupid. (C.) No. The harbinger of spring to lovers true, I started out while yet the snowflakes flew. Paolo-- You're late I fear, my hopes have sunk too low. Cupid-- Let not your drooping spirits fail, faint heart Did never yet assume that valiant part That finds a way in spite of what befall And wins at length to beauty's citadel. Paolo-- Thanks, Cupid, for your words of lofty cheer; My heart responds, I see my pathway clear. My Darling |
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