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. The ballad of Beau Brocade, and other poems of the XVIIIth century. es place for private viewA certain token;— A rose-leaf meaning Garden Wall,An ivy-leaf for Orchard corner,A thorn to say, Dont come at all,—Unwelcome warner!— Not that, in truth, our friends gainsaid; But then Romance required dissembling,(Ann Radcliffe taught us that!) which bredSome genuine trembling; Though, as a rule, all used to end In such kind confidential parley As may to you kind Fortune send, You long-legged Charlie, 82 A Chapter of Froissart. When your time comes. How years slip on ! We had our crosses like our be Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-ballad-of-beau-brocade-and-other-poems-of-the-xviiith-century-es-place-for-private-viewa-certain-token-a-rose-leaf-meaning-garden-wallan-ivy-leaf-for-orchard-cornera-thorn-to-say-dont-come-at-allunwelcome-warner!-not-that-in-truth-our-friends-gainsaid-but-then-romance-required-dissemblingann-radcliffe-taught-us-that!-which-bredsome-genuine-trembling-though-as-a-rule-all-used-to-end-in-such-kind-confidential-parley-as-may-to-you-kind-fortune-send-you-long-legged-charlie-82-a-chapter-of-froissart-when-your-time-comes-how-years-slip-on-!-we-had-our-crosses-like-our-be-image370524046.htmlRM2CEPR5J–. The ballad of Beau Brocade, and other poems of the XVIIIth century. es place for private viewA certain token;— A rose-leaf meaning Garden Wall,An ivy-leaf for Orchard corner,A thorn to say, Dont come at all,—Unwelcome warner!— Not that, in truth, our friends gainsaid; But then Romance required dissembling,(Ann Radcliffe taught us that!) which bredSome genuine trembling; Though, as a rule, all used to end In such kind confidential parley As may to you kind Fortune send, You long-legged Charlie, 82 A Chapter of Froissart. When your time comes. How years slip on ! We had our crosses like our be
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