Ban and Arriere Ban by Andrew Lang
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page 41 of 73 (56%)
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But, ah! through Nature's holy plan
He whispered hope to me! ODE TO GOLF 'Delusive Nymph, farewell!' How oft we've said or sung, When balls evasive fell, Or in the jaws of 'Hell,' Or salt sea-weeds among, 'Mid shingle and sea-shell! How oft beside the Burn, We play the sad 'two more'; How often at the turn, The heather must we spurn; How oft we've 'topped and swore,' In bent and whin and fern! Yes, when the broken head Bounds further than the ball, The heart has inly bled. Ah! and the lips have said Words we would fain recall - Wild words, of passion bred! |
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