A Summer in a Canyon by Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin
page 105 of 218 (48%)
page 105 of 218 (48%)
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But still this gift I bring to her, Appropriate to her age, Regardless of her stifled scorn, Or well conceal-ed rage! She smiles upon these tender lines, As you all plainly see, But when she meets me all alone, How different it will be! Now comes Geoff's, to be given with a pretty little inkstand:- There was a young maiden whose thought Was so airy it couldn't be caught; So what do you think? We gave her some ink, And captured her light-winged thought. Here is Jack's last on Polly:- There's a pert little poppet called Polly, Who frequently falls into folly! She's a terrible tongue For a 'creetur' so young, But if she were dumb she'd be jolly! |
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