"HARRY and Ethel, what are you doing?"
Harry's my chum, if you care to know;
Ethel's a sister of mine, quite pretty, -
They tell me this, I've never thought so.
Why, to me she is n't half as attractive
As Cousin Maud, just over the way.
Harry laughs at me, - provoking fellow, -
He 'll be the same till his dying day.
"Reading, Ethel? Your book must be charming,
I see you are holding it upside down."
I noticed her blushes, she did not answer,
But tried to fashion the mite of a frown.
"Fishing Harry? You seem to be showing
About as much life as you do at your Grote,
For the book that ought to be there in the water
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