English poem
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by Edith Matilda Thomas (1854–1925)
Next morning, ere dawn, when Tafi awoke, Ere his lips could frame their usual call, A sight he beheld that froze his veins-- An impish procession of tapers small!
Versos English Edith Matilda Thomas Ix
English poem
by Edith Matilda Thomas (1854–1925)
Next morning, ere dawn, when Tafi awoke, Ere his lips could frame their usual call, A sight he beheld that froze his veins-- An impish procession of tapers small!