Rose and Roof-Tree — Poems by George Parsons Lathrop
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I loved; and so I went.
THE BOY. I had an uncle That was in love. But he--he drowned himself. Why do men do so? JERRY. Drowned himself? And when? THE BOY. I don't know. Long ago; it's like a dream To me. I was not born then. Deacon Snow Has told me something of it. Mother cries Even now, beside his grave. Poor uncle! JERRY. His grave! (_That_ could not be, then.) Yet if it should be, How can I think Grace cried-- |
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