Old it is, and worn and battered, As I lift it from the stall; And the leaves are frayed and tattered, And the pendent sides are shattered, Pierced and blackened by a ball. ...
"Little Blue-Ribbons!" We call her that From the ribbons she wears in her favourite hat; For may not a person be only five, And yet have the neatest of taste alive?-- As a matter of fact, this one has views...
Yes, here it is, behind the box, That puzzle wrought so neatly-- That paradise of paradox-- We once knew so completely; You see it? 'Tis the same, I swear, Which stood, that chill September,...