The Poems and Prose of Ernest Dowson - With a memoir by Arthur Symons by Ernest Christopher Dowson
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THE LADY
Her blush is charming; would it were her own! PIERROT Madame is merciless! THE LADY Is that the tone? PIERROT The very tone: I swear thou laciest naught. Madame was evidently bred at Court. THE LADY Thou speakest glibly: 'tis not of thine age. PIERROT I listened much, as best becomes a page. THE LADY I like thy Court but little-- PIERROT Hush! the Queen! Bow, but not low--thou knowest what I mean. THE LADY Nay, that I know not! PIERROT |
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