LEIGH.
M E wishes it to be known that if any ancient apostle tries to embrace hi* curly-headed darling again he'll supply that saint with a revised rersion of • acts,' which will be a • revelation ' of the ' lamentations of Jerrymy-ha'..The ti-tree blossoms turned' pink, and the little daisies hung down their little heads, and the O M bhi9hingly retired ; but the cow boys (being pressed) coJlar'd those button-holes all the same, and there was grief and silence thereafter.
For the height of joy on dance night Is the quest of some place enug, Where the absence of the moonlight Lends enticement to the hug.
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 953, 3 April 1897, Page 22
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104LEIGH. Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 953, 3 April 1897, Page 22
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