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Bouche Mignonne liv'd in the mill	A
Past the vineyards shady	B
Where the sun shone on a rill	A
Jewell'd like a lady	B
Proud the stream with lily bud	C
Gay with glancing swallow	D
Swift its trillion footed flood	C
Winding ways to follow	D
Coy and still when flying wheel	E
Rested from its labour	F
Singing when it ground the meal	E
Gay as lute or tabor	G
Bouche Mignonne it called when red	H
In the dawn were glowing	I
Eaves and mill wheel leave thy bed	H
Hark to me a flowing	I
	-
Bouche Mignonne awoke and quick	J
Glossy tresses braided	K
Curious sunbeams cluster'd thick	J
Vines her casement shaded	K
Deep with leaves and blossoms white	L
Of the morning glory	B
Shaking all their banners bright	L
From the mill eaves hoary	B
Swallows turn'd glossy throats	M
Timorous uncertain	N
When to hear their matin notes	M
Peep'd she thro' her curtain	N
Shook the mill stream sweet and clear	O
With its silver laughter	G
Shook the mill from flooring sere	O
Up to oaken ratter	O
Bouche Mignonne it cried come down	P
Other flowers are stirring	I
Pierre with fingers strong and brown	P
Sets the wheel a birring	I
	-
Bouche Mignonne her distaff plies	Q
Where the willows shiver	O
Round the mossy mill wheel flies	Q
Dragon flies a quiver	O
Flash a thwart the lily beds	R
Pierce the dry reed's thicket	S
Where the yellow sunlight treads	R
Chants the friendly cricket	T
Butterflies about her skim	U
Pouf their simple fancies	V
In the willow shadows dim	U
Take her eyes for pansies	V
Buzzing comes a velvet bee	B
Sagely it supposes	W
Those red lips beneath the tree	B
Are two crimson roses	W
Laughs the mill stream wise and bright	L
It is not so simple	X
Knew it since she first saw light	L
Ev'ry blush and dimple	X
Bouche Mignonne it laughing cries	Q
Pierre as the bee is silly	B
Thinks two morning stars thine eyes	Q
And thy neck a lily	B
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Bouche Mignonne when shadows crept	Y
From the vine dark hollows	Z
When the mossy mill wheel slept	Y
Curv'd the airy swallows	Z
When the lilies clos'd white lids	A2
Over golden fancies	V
Homeward drove her goats and kids	A2
Bright the gay moon dances	B2
With her light and silver feet	C2
On the mill stream flowing	I
Come a thousand perfumes sweet	C2
Dewy buds are blowing	I
Comes an owl and grely flits	B2
Jewell'd ey'd and hooting	I
Past the green tree where she sits	B2
Nightingales are fluting	I
Soft the wind as rust'ling silk	I
On a courtly lady	B
Tinkles down the flowing milk	I
Huge and still and shady	B
Stands the mill wheel resting still	A
From its loving labor	O
Dances on the tireless rill	A
Gay as lute or tabor	O
Bouche Mignonne it laughing cries	B2
Do not blush and tremble	X
If the night has ears and eyes	B2
I'll for thee disemble	X
Loud and clear and sweet I'll sing	I
Oh my far way straying	I
I will hide the whisper'd thing	I
Pierre to thee is saying	I
Bouche Mignonne good night good night	L
Ev'ry silver hour	O
I will toss my lilies white	L
'Gainst thy maiden bower	O

Isabella Valancy Crawford

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