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The Star and the Garter

The Star and the Garter (1903), PDF p. 47

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XX Yes, there are other phases, dear! Here is a pocket-book, and here Lies a wee letter. Floral thyrse? Divine-tipped narthex of the pine, Or morphia’s deceitful wine? The French is ill, the spelling worse !— But this is horrible! This, me? The upholder of propriety, Who actually proposed to form A Club to shield us from the swarm Of common people of no class Who throng the Quartier Montparnasse! I wear a collar: loudly shout That folk are pigs that go without,— And here you find me up a tree To make my concierge blush for me ! A girl ‘“‘uncombed, so badly dressed, So rudely mannered—and the rest ; Not at all proper. Fie! away! What would your lady mother say ?” 45
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