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MISS BLAYRE'S BENEFIT.

He sent her flowers of gorgeous hue,

He sent her verses lame and few,

And got introduced by a "Supe" he knew.

She in manner was frank and free;

Borrowed his money, drank eau de vie,

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And boxed his ears when they did n't agree.

They had little suppers, tete-a-tete;

They rode out to Chestnut Hill in state;

And as for the term bill - that might wait.

Critical classmates said thereat,

"Not a bad piece of calico that":

Her sister artists, "She's picked up a flat."

At last Miss Blayre's election came

As to the "bill" and "cast" she would name

For her benefit. Then her youthful flame

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