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Title: Lilts o' love
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Lewis, Judd Mortimer, 1867- (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Houston, Tex., J. V. Dealy company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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face, the face below it, The face and eyes alight with tenderness.Chrysanthemums, I think, your arms were holding, And one fair hand did press them to your breast—Oh, lucky blooms, to know such sweet enfolding! Oh, lucky blooms, with such a place to rest! I knew you not—perhaps may never know you— I only know I saw you—see you yet—I only had the time a glance to throw you, Yet all through life I know Ill not forget.Ill hedge a garden round with dainty wickets, And cultivate therein those wondrous blooms.Like those you bore, and oer the low, white pickets They yet shall nod their captivating plumes. And you, perhaps, some day will hap to spy them. And pause to look them over, passing by.And should I see you when you stop to eye them. And when you pause, if I can catch your eye,Ill make it known theyre yours, each blooming treasure; Ill give them you, if you will hold them, dear!Lord love you, dear! if it would give you pleasure Id grab my hat and quit this mundane sphere. 128
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AND THE RUSSIAN COMMANDER LOOKED ON HER,AND THE RUSSIAN WAS NOT WISE. DELILAH. (A daring and clever feat was performed by a Japanese•woman who escaped from Dalny by means which are stillshrouded in secrecy. She stole from the port authoritiesofficial charts and plans of the harbors of Dalny and PortArthur, which were being kept strictly private and official.She then took them to Tokdo, getting away simply as onewho was an ordinary refugee. On giving the plans to theJapanese government and telling her story, he was deco-rated for heroism.) A giggle has rippled around the world From Dalny to Tokio,Wherever the wire clicks out its song, Wherever that news may go;A woman has gripped with the Russian bear, And a woman has brought him low. A wee, little feminine Japanese With slanting, demure dark eyes;And the Russian commander looked on her. And the Russian was not wise;For a woman—not I, but history writes— A woman is mostly lies.129 130 LILTS O LOYE. He looked^ he did, on her doll-

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