The Lamp and the Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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page 46 of 103 (44%)
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CAR. I tell you when it comes
To gathering flowers, much is to be said For spreading sheets on the grass,--it gives you less The backache. LAU. Nobly uttered, my sweet bird. GIO. Yet brides must have bouquets. CAR. And sit at home, Nursing complexions, whilst I gather them, LIL. [Running to Carlotta, along, with Lela and Viola, and throwing her arms about her.] Nay, out upon you now, Carlotta! Cease now To grumble so,--'tis such a pretty day! VIO. And weddings mean a ball! LEL. And one may dance all night At weddings! LIL. Till one needs must dance to bed, Because one cannot walk there! GIO. And one eats Such excellent food! ANS. And drinks such excellent wine! |
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