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1862–1900

Of My Love.

Thomas Winthrop Hall

Was ever a moon In joyous June As royal, radiant, rare as she, With her smiling lips,

As she lightly trips Down through the autumn woods to me? Never a queen On her throne, I ween,

Had such a loyal slave as I. Ready to bear All her cares, I swear, Just for a fleeting kiss on the sly.

Oh for the day We gallop away To the curate's cottage, Gretna Green; Side by side,

Groom and bride, Happy twenty and sweet sixteen!

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