Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 385
d,With a frown that was truly alarming;•The lady s fatigued. Ah! Some honeyI 11 bring.Poor Grasshopper said not a word;He was not at all pleased, I could plainlyperceive,And he really appeared quite absurd.Mr. Firefly flew back with the honey sofineIn an exquisite lily-bell glass.As I sipped it, he… … Your cheeks een the roses surpass!I see what you want; t is a waltz, now,confess.Dont refuse, but oblige me this once.I gladly agreed. We went whirling around,While he cried, Now you re rid of thatdunce;Confess that you re glad. Why he answeredfor you — That I laughed as we still went…
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