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soon takes the bounce out of him。 I notice his boots are much too small for 

him   now;   and   his   hair   is   fearfully   and   wonderfully   arranged。   He   reads 

poetry   more      than   he  used;   and   he   keeps    a  rhyming     dictionary   in   his 

bedroom。 Every morning Emily Jane finds scraps of torn…up paper on the 

floor    and    reads   thereon    of   〃cruel   hearts    and   love's   deep    darts;〃   of 

〃beauteous   eyes   and   lovers' sighs;〃   and   much   more  of   the old;  old   song 



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                         THE IDLE THOUGHTS OF AN IDLE FELLOW。 



that   lads   so   love   to   sing   and   lassies   love   to   listen   to   while   giving   their 

dainty heads a toss and pretending never to hear。 

     The course of love; however; seems not to have run smoothly; for later 

on he takes more walking exercise and less sleep; poor boy; than is good 

for   him;   and   his   face   is   suggestive   of   anything   but   wedding…bells   and 

happiness ever after。 

     And here he seems to vanish。 The little; boyish self that has grown up 

beside me as we walked is gone。 

     I am alone and the road is very dark。 I stumble on; I know not how nor 

care; for the way seems leading nowhere; and there is no light to guide。 

     But   at   last   the   morning   comes;   and   I   find   that   I   have   grown   into 

myself。 



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