Burge Columbine—with the fruit of a Hazel-nut

Mecky Date ‘Tree

Anne Pianoforte wire

Kay Helium

km Sycamore

Marge Wordsworth’s Daffodils
Bun Phosphorus

Bliss Currant

Susie Marigold—with the grace of a rose
Josie Foxglove

Lib Antonio

Min Portia

Peek ‘The Noble Bison

Alice W. Mayflower

Epirn HEALEA.

Kubla Can't

EAR Bosphorus did P. T. now
N A stately harem home decree
Where scholars without number ran

For conclave undefiled by man
Down by the sonless sea.
So twice five miles of fertile ground
With camel walks were circled round,
And there were gardens bright with chandeliers,
Where blossomed many a marron-bearing tree,
And always Ada plates of fodder bears,
Recalling sunny thoughts of Deanery.

A maiden with a Beowulf

In a vision once I saw;
It was a fair Hoboken maid
And on her Tamburlaine she played,

Singing of 1908.
Could I revive within me
Her symphony and song,
Such prizes it would win me
That at Wallace’ all day long,
I would spend my money there
For luscious cone and strawberry ice,
And all who passed should see me there,
Nor conscience cry, Beware! Beware!
And bills should never come but twice.

Vinton LIppeELt.

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