The Last West and Paolo's Virginia by G. B. Warren
page 33 of 43 (76%)
page 33 of 43 (76%)
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I'll take Virginia in my arms and kiss her
On lips and cheek and brow; I'll tell her how I love her, miss her, And when, and why, and how. I'll draw my darling to my heart and hold her In fond and close embrace; I'll whisper softly how I've longed to fold her In all her girlish grace. I'll look into her eyes, their love light showing, Small need of words we'll know; For tender glances sprung from hearts aglowing, With meaning overflow. Cupid-- Such sentiments as these I quite approve: I'm hopeful for the outcome of your love. Cupid (turning to Frosties)-- Who are these furry folk that round us stand? They seem like members of the Frosties' band. Frosties (in chorus)-- We are the elves of the Northern Light, Of the ice blink and the snow; We deck the moss with a silver floss, And make the frost flowers grow. We place the fetters on stream and rill |
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