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Caricature. ed 1911 (1911)

Leslie-Judge Comp. · leaf 131

An illustration from Caricature. ed 1911, 1911, leaf 131
THE VEIL. The veil some wear in coquetry,To hide the eyes—and yet they see;To shroud the face as in a mist,Yet showing lips that should be kissed.But this fair one, tis plain to see,Is now^, or very soon w^ill beA bride, whose veil cannot disguiseThe happy meaning in her eyes.

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