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In Residence

In Residence (1904), PDF p. 93

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MARY ROGERS A RONDEL BY UNCLE PODGERS (zé BLONDEL) MARY ROGERS! Woe to men, Parsons, lawyers, sailors, sodgers ! Ca’ me canty but? and ben? Mary Rogers! Does she live by taking lodgers? She is beautiful, but then Quaint old jossers, queer old codgers— ? How she does it, do ye ken? ® Women are such artful dodgers! Lord! I’d love to be there when Mary Rogers.‘ 1 But and ben—a Scots expression, very powerful and chaste. 2 This sentence is left unfinished for effect. 3 Does what? This is a problem rondel. 4 ¢.e, when yet unmarried.
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