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The Star and the Garter

The Star and the Garter (1903), PDF p. 87

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She argues ‘he would have her grow So fell a Trixy—point device !— His Dante to her Beatrice Should seem—let music’s language show: ‘Andante move to Allegro, ‘Alas for pianissimo!” ‘And, in return, suspects I don ‘One glory more than Solomon: “Rocks cannot satisfy the coney ; Lingerie’s always worth the money. In fine, flop, German, from thy throne! Leave Greek and Papuan alone!
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