Epigraph
Arranged, with an Introduction, by
Henry B. Fuller
Copyright, 1922, By — Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Published, March, 1922 Second Printing, April, 1922
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World Without End
Once upon a summer’s night
Mused a mischief-making sprite,
Underneath the leafy hood
Of a fairy-haunted wood.
Here and there, in light and shade,
Ill-assorted couples strayed:
“Lord,” said Puck, in elfish glee,
“Lord, what fools these mortals be!”
Now he sings the self-same tune
Underneath an older moon.
Life to him is, plain enough,
Still a game of blind man’s buff.
If we listen we may hear
Puckish laughter always near,
And the elf’s apostrophe,
“Lord, what fools these mortals be!”
B. L. T.