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Winsome wee and witty	A
Like a little fay	B
Carolling her ditty	A
All the livelong day	B
Saucy as a sparrow	C
In the summer glade	D
Flitting o'er the meadow	C
Came the little maid	D
A youth big and burly	A
Loitered near the stile	E
He had risen early	A
Just to win her smile	E
And she came towards him	F
Trying to look grave	G
But she couldn't do it	H
Not her life to save	G
For the fun within her	I
Well'd out from her eyes	J
And the tell tale blushes	K
To her brow would rise	J
Then he gave her greeting	L
And with bashful bow	M
Said in tones entreating	L
Darling tell me now	M
You are all the sunshine	N
This world holds for me	A
Be my little valentine	N
I have come for thee	A
But she only tittered	H
When he told his love	O
And the gay birds twittered	H
On the boughs above	O
He continued pleading	L
Calling her his sun	P
Said his heart was bleeding	L
Which seemed famous fun	P
Then he turned to leave her	I
But she caught his hand	H
And its gentle pressure	I
Made him understand	H
That in spite of teasing	L
He her heart had won	P
And through life hereafter	I
She would be his sun	P
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Now they have been married	H
Twenty years or more	Q
But she's just as wilful	E
As she was before	Q
And she's just as winsome	R
In his eyes to day	H
As when first be met her	I
Mischievous and gay	H
Will the years ne'er tame her	I
Will she ne'er grow old	H
Does the grave man blame her	I
Does he never scold	H
Does he never weary	A
Of her ready tongue	L
Does he love her dearly	A
As when he was young	L
Yes she was the sunshine	N
Of his youthful day	H
And her light laugh cheers him	F
Now he's growing gray	H
Happy little woman	P
That time cannot tame	S
Happy sober husband	H
Loving still the same	S
Happy in her lightness	T
When life's morn was bright	H
Happy in her brightness	T
As draws on the night	H

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