After Spanish Proverb
Dorothy Parker
Oh, mercifullest one of all, Oh, generous as dear, None lived so lowly, none so small, Thou couldst withhold thy tear: How swift, in pure compassion, How meek in charity, To offer friendship to the one Who begged but love of thee! Oh, gentle word, and sweetest said! Oh, tender hand, and first To hold the warm, delicious bread To lips burned black of thirst.
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- Dorothy Parker : Alfred, Lord Tennyson
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- Dorothy Parker : August
- Dorothy Parker : Autobiography
- Dorothy Parker : Autumn Valentine
- Dorothy Parker : Ballade At Thirty-five
- Dorothy Parker : Ballade Of A Great Weariness
- Dorothy Parker : Ballade Of A Talked-off Ear
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- Dorothy Parker : A Well-worn Story
- Dorothy Parker : A Very Short Song
- Dorothy Parker : A Portrait
- Dorothy Parker : A Pig's-eye View Of Literature
- Dorothy Parker : A Fairly Sad Tale
- Dorothy Parker : A Dream Lies Dead
- Dorothy Parker : A Certain Lady
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