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As on this pictured page I look	A
This pretty tale of line and hook	A
As though it were a novel book	A
Amuses and engages	B
I know them both the boy and girl	C
She is the daughter of the Earl	C
The lad that has his hair in curl	C
My lord the County's page as	D
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A pleasant place for such a pair	E
The fields lie basking in the glare	E
No breath of wind the heavy air	E
Of lazy summer quickens	F
Hard by you see the castle tall	G
The village nestles round the wall	G
As round about the hen its small	G
Young progeny of chickens	F
	-
It is too hot to pace the keep	H
To climb the turret is too steep	H
My lord the earl is dozing deep	H
His noonday dinner over	I
The postern warder is asleep	H
Perhaps they've bribed him not to peep	H
And so from out the gate they creep	H
And cross the fields of clover	I
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Their lines into the brook they launch	J
He lays his cloak upon a branch	K
To guarantee his Lady Blanche	K
's delicate complexion	L
He takes his rapier from his haunch	K
That beardless doughty champion staunch	K
He'd drill it through the rival's paunch	K
That question'd his affection	L
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O heedless pair of sportsmen slack	M
You never mark though trout or jack	M
Or little foolish stickleback	M
Your baited snares may capture	I
What care has SHE for line and hook	M
She turns her back upon the brook	M
Upon her lover's eyes to look	M
In sentimental rapture	I
	-
O loving pair as thus I gaze	N
Upon the girl who smiles always	N
The little hand that ever plays	N
Upon the lover's shoulder	I
In looking at your pretty shapes	O
A sort of envious wish escapes	O
Such as the Fox had for the Grapes	O
The Poet your beholder	I
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To be brave handsome twenty two	P
With nothing else on earth to do	P
But all day long to bill and coo	P
It were a pleasant calling	M
And had I such a partner sweet	Q
A tender heart for mine to beat	Q
A gentle hand my clasp to meet	Q
I'd let the world flow at my feet	Q
And never heed its brawling	M

William Makepeace Thackeray

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