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The artist and the loom unseen	A
In textures soft as crepe de chine	A
Spring weaves her royal robe of green	A
With grasses fringed and daisies dotted	B
With furzy tufts like mosses fine	A
And showy clumps of eglantine	A
With dainty shrub and creeping vine	A
Upon the verdant fabric knotted	C
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Oh winter takes our love away	D
For ashen hues of sober gray	D
So when the blooming blushing May	D
Comes out in bodice cap and kirtle	E
With arbutus her corsage laced	F
And roses clinging to her waist	F
We crown her charming queen of taste	F
Her chaplet wreath of modest myrtle	E
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For eighteen centuries and more	G
Her fairy hands have modeled o'er	H
The same habiliments she wore	G
At her primeval coronation	A
And still the pattern exquisite	I
For every age a perfect fit	J
In every land the favorite	J
Elicits world wide admiration	A
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Gay butterflies of fashion you	K
Who wear a suit a year or two	K
Then agitate for something new	K
Look at Regina the patrician	A
Her cleverness is more than gold	L
Who so transforms from fabrics old	L
The things a marvel to behold	L
And glories in the exhibition	A
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Why worry for an overdress	M
The acme of luxuriousness	M
Beyond all envy to possess	M
Renewed as oft as lambkin fleeces	M
Why flutter round in pretty pique	N
To follow style's capricious freak	N
To match pongee or moire antique	N
And break your peace in hopeless pieces	M
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O mantua maker costumer	H
And fair robed wearer study her	H
And imitate the conjurer	H
So prettily economizing	O
Without demur regret or pout	P
Who always puts the bright side out	P
And never frets at all about	P
The world's penchant for criticizing	O

Hattie Howard

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