The Great Adventure Of Max Breuck: 30
Amy Lowell
“Within the arbour, Mynheer Breuck, I’ll bring Coffee and cakes, a pipe, and Father’s best Tobacco, brought from countries harbouring Dawn’s earliest footstep. Wait.” With girlish zest To please her guest she flew. A moment more She came again, with her old nurse behind. Then, sitting on the bench and knitting fast, She talked as someone with a noble store Of hidden fancies, blown upon the wind, Eager to flutter forth and leave their silent past.
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