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TO A CHAMOIS, by MAY LEWIS First Line: Wing-footed chamois, with your gaze so wide Last Line: And so untroubled, nibbling a wild rose! Alternate Author Name(s): Goldstone, Mrs. Lafayette Anthony Subject(s): Chamois | ||||||||
Wing-footed chamois, with your gaze so wide And so untroubled, nibbling a wild rose, So unsuspecting of what will betide! The heart that beats against you tender side, How can it warn you that your little hide Will spread the powder on Camilla's nose? Wing-footed chamois, with your gaze so wide And so untroubled, nibbling a wild rose! | Other Poems of Interest...THE CHAMOIS HUNTERS by CHARLES SWAIN GLAD YOUNG CHAMOIS by BURGES JOHNSON DOMEDAY BOOK: JOHN CAMPBELL AND CARL EATON by EDGAR LEE MASTERS THE EVENING STAR by THOMAS CAMPBELL UPON THE SAYING THAT MY VERSES WERE MADE BY ANOTHER by ANNE KILLIGREW DEAD IN HIS BED by ADDIE LUCIA BALLOU S. JOHN BAPTIST by JOSEPH BEAUMONT THE SUCCESSOR by WILLIAM ROSE BENET EXTRACTS FROM THE RUBAIYAT OF OMAR CAYENNE by FRANK GELETT BURGESS |
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