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“What did I mean by speaking so?” said Linda,
With hand outstretched, as if to draw him back.
“Poor fellow! He looked sad; but why—but why
Is he so undemonstrative? And why
Could he not ask again for my address,
I 'd like to know?” Poor Linda! She could preach,
But, like her elders, could not always practise.
With hand outstretched, as if to draw him back.
“Poor fellow! He looked sad; but why—but why
Is he so undemonstrative? And why
Could he not ask again for my address,
I 'd like to know?” Poor Linda! She could preach,
But, like her elders, could not always practise.
| The woman who dared | |