Fragrance among old volumes; essays and idylls of a book lover (1910)
Anderton, Basil, b. 1864 · London : K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & co., ltd. · leaf 149
ic assurance that * I sheake as aleafe: upon thee tree; for when he presentlysays: * My shee frinde, kisse me once: and Ishall sleape the better, she replies: * Sleape,sleape, you are not sicke seeing that you speakeof kissyng, and so exit. We may add that the author was not altogetherwrong in… … ti: c; ^ ^ H •^ U^ z -/* ■^ ^ W -- w fe a; < «; o ^^ si Ui < o ^ o ;^ ec ;:5 0 O J z O > a c2 —1 Q X THE OLD BOOKMANS RETREAT When he is grown old, and bread-winning isbecome a weariness to him, our bookman, if hehave but enough savings, will journey to a sunnyplace he wots of, where a…
