HER TROUBLE
She Avas desperately gone on them both And she couldn’t think Avhich one to choose, It Avas rather perplexing no doubt, For one she was bound to refuse. She gazed at both of.Uiem in despair, Quite puzzled to kiiovv what to do; As soon as she thought about one She cared for the other one, too. They still remained under her gaze, Little reckoning the trouble they brought; It really Avas hard to decide They were both so delightful, she thought. She couldn’t say which one she’d have, Her efforts fell hopelessly flat; II s really exceedingly hard Selecting a new summer hat.
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Grey River Argus, 19 January 1922, Page 6
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105HER TROUBLE Grey River Argus, 19 January 1922, Page 6
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