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CAMBRIDGE SOCIETY.

CHARACTERS.

A real old Cambridge spinster.

MRS. M. Do not say "old," good sister, - still your voice

Reminds me of the days forever sped.

Maud, by the way, has learned to sing as well

As any girl in all this town. When Sharp comes next

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I'll have her play upon her new guitar

And warble out her latest pretty song.

But soft, she comes! - So fair, indeed, I ween

This Sharp must be a monster not to love.

Enter MAUD.

MAUD. Good day, dear Aunty, how's your health to-day?

MISS PASSITON. So-so.

MAUD. I heard you singing as I sat

And read the last few passages in Hume

On "Miracles," - a most stupendous work,

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