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Ballades and Rondeaus

by Gleeson White

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An American Girl

She’s had a Vassar education,
    And points with pride to her degrees;
She’s studied household decoration;
    She knows a dado from a frieze,
    And tells Corots from Boldonis;
A Jacquemart etching, or a Haden,
    A Whistler, too, perchance might please
A free and frank young Yankee maiden.

She does not care for meditation;
    Within her bonnet are no bees;
She has a gentle animation,
    She joins in singing simple glees.
    She tries no trills, no rivalries
With Lucca (now Baronin Räden),
    With Nilsson or with Gerster; she’s
A frank and free young Yankee maiden.

I’m blessed above the whole creation,
    Far, far, above all other he’s;
I ask you for congratulation
    On this the best of jubilees:
    I go with her across the seas
Unto what Poe would call an Aiden,—
    I hope no serpent’s there to tease
A frank and free young Yankee maiden.

Envoy.

Princes, to you the western breeze
    Bears many a ship and heavy laden,
What is the best we send in these?
    A free and frank young Yankee maiden.

Brander Matthews.

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