Point Lace and Diamonds by George A. Baker Jr.
page 28 of 87 (32%)
page 28 of 87 (32%)
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Of Helena's treatment of Tommy Joyce,--
Aged twelve,--that's the last flirtation. What has become of the children, then? How can an answer be given? Folly filling each curly head, Premature vices, childhood dead, Blighted blossoms--can it be said "Of _such_ is the kingdom of heaven?" CHINESE LANTERNS. Through the windows on the park Float the waltzes, weirdly sweet; In the light, and in the dark, Rings the chime of dancing feet. Mid the branches, all a-row, Fiery jewels gleam and glow; Dreamingly we walk beneath,-- Ah, so slow! All the air is full of love; Misty shadows wrap us round; Light below and dark above, Filled with softly-surging sound. See the forehead of the Night |
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