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Meek with surprise and somewhat nunnish, She takes the old man's flower As in his hazel eyes He makes a wish.
She slips it through her button-hole And smiles, Thanks him with a nodded head, And silently is touched.
This afternoon she walks away, His gaze upon her ankles. Thinking of the freesia scent, She sings.
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