Songs of a Savoyard by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert
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It is purely a matter of skill,
Which all may attain if they will: But every Jack, He must study the knack If he wants to make sure of his Jill! Then a glance may be timid or free; It will vary in mighty degree, From an impudent stare To a look of despair That no maid without pity can see. And a glance of despair is no guide - It may have its ridiculous side; It may draw you a tear Or a box on the ear; You can never be sure till you've tried. It is purely a matter of skill, Which all may attain if they will: But every Jack He must study the knack If he wants to make sure of his Jill! Ballad: The Sorcerer's Song Oh! my name is JOHN WELLINGTON WELLS - I'm a dealer in magic and spells, |
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