Epigraph
Introduction.
Part I
| COME AND SHOW YOUR FACE, LIKE A MAN! |
| AND SO THE LAD GOES ON WITH HIS BESSIE AND HIS BESSIE, UNTIL ONE WOULD THINK HE HAS NEVER A MOTHER IN THE WORLD. |
| YOU WORE ROSES THEN, MOTHER. |
| IF I DID NOT LOVE HER, I WOULD NOT GO AWAY. |
| WITH THE DAWNING OF A NEW YEAR, BEGIN A NEW LIFE. |
| DEAR LOVE, GOOD-BYE. |
| TOTTIE IS READY TO TEAR OLD BEN SPARROW LIMB FROM LIMB. |
| HERE AND THERE ARE FORGET-ME-NOTS. |
| BATTLEDOOR AND SHUTTLECOCK. |
| TOTTIE’S DREAM. |
| I CAN SEE YOU NOW, KISSING HER LITTLE TOES. |
| ONE KISS FOR HOPE, ONE FOR FAITH, AND ONE FOR LOVE. |
| YOU ALONE, AND MY MOTHER, ARE TRUE; ALL THE REST OF THE WORLD IS FALSE. |
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