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THREE AGES OF MAN.

I. He swore that for true love he’d marry ; In a cottage he’d much rather tarry. With his wife by his side, Than take for bis bride A girl who had millions to carry. He was twenty. 11. Years passed ; he was thirty and single ; In society’s gay whirl he’d mingle. He had loved half a score ; He was loving once more. A lass? No. Her coins’golden jingle. He was thirty. 111. A bachelor still, the old sinner Met a maiden and tried hard to win her, Not because she was fair Or had money to spare, But—because she could order a dinner. He was forty.

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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue VIII, 14 August 1897, Page 356

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THREE AGES OF MAN. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue VIII, 14 August 1897, Page 356

THREE AGES OF MAN. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue VIII, 14 August 1897, Page 356