Category: Poetry

Richardson's New London fashionable gentleman's valentine writer, or, the lover's own book for this year

Richardson, Thomas, -1875· 2 chapters· 4,875 words

As I wander’d about ’tother day full of thought, With the subject of love I was very much caught; Whether best to live single, or best with a wife, I assure you within me was terrible strife.

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1. Part 1

As I wander’d about ’tother day full of thought, With the subject of love I was very much caught; Whether best to live single, or best with a wife, I assure you within me was te...

2. Part 2

Like to a _beaver_ soft and fine, Such is your skin, sweet Valentine; As fine as any _down_ your hair, Which ever made a hat to wear; Were I a _beaver hat_ for thee ’Twould suit...