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Ballades and Rondeaus

by Gleeson White

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Among My Books

Among my books-what rest is there
From wasting woes! what balm for care!
    If ills appal or clouds hang low,
    And drooping dim the fleeting show,
I revel still in visions rare.

At will I breathe the classic air,
The wanderings of Ulysses share;
    Or see the plume of Bayard flow
          Among my books.

Whatever face the world may wear-
If Lilian has no smile to spare,
    For others let her beauty blow,
    Such favours I can well forgo;
Perchance forget the frowning fair
          Among my books.

Samuel Minturn Peck.

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