Judge, 1892-12-03 · page 31 of 52
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= WAS the villain! standing there Darkly handsome and debonair, And she bade him be gone with a lofty air; But that was part of the play. The heroine she! and a gown from id much enhance ; ¢ him one swift, sweet glance, And that was not in the play. He roughly seized her delicate wrist, And grimly eyed her and fiercely hissed, “You are mine, and my prey T have never missed !” But that was part of the play, er Her voice rang out like a clear-toned bell, And his loathed advances she did repel; But he kissed her after the curtain fell, And that was not in the play. RANcito Bint (as the snsoke clears away) —" Well, boys, VI admit L've got a bad temper ; but you must acknowledge it don't last long. Let's licker up!" comicbooks.com