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1875–1940

III.

Leigh Gordon Giltner

Why does he come to me, With his deep, impassioned eyes, Stealing my soul from me? Surely a high emprise

For such an one as he To smile an hour on me — To win a worthless prize, Would he might let me be!

Proud am I — proud as he For my name as his is old — What should he say to me? I have neither lands nor gold.

Ah, a merry jest‘ twill be To win my heart from me — ( The tale will be soon told! ) Would he might let me be!

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