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• Rose, Fred.; Little, George; Frost, Peter S.
  I'll Be Your Regular Sweetie (But I Won't Be Your Once in a While).
  A. J. Stasny, New York, 1920, Wraps, , , Very Good
  
  

  3 pp., one leaf. A short tear to foreedge, writing above pub. statement on fron of wraps, else very good. ''And if you think that you can't be true, I'd be just as independent as you.''

  

At Lincoln

WHEN I went up the minster tower,
The minster clock rang out the hour;
    The restless organ far below
    Sent tides of music to and fro,
    That rolled through nave and angel choir,
    Whose builder knew what lines inspire,
    And filled the lantern?s space profound
    With climbing waves of glorious sound,
As I went up the minster tower
What time the chimes gave forth the hour.
        

When I stood on the minster tower
The lark above me sent a shower
    Of happy notes, that filtered through
    The clouds that flecked the sky?s soft blue,
    And mingled with the nearer tones
    Of jackdaws? calls and stockdoves? moans,
    While every breeze that round me swirled
    Brought some sweet murmur from the world,
As I stood on the minster tower
What time the lark forsook her bower.
        

When I came down the minster tower,
Again the chimes proclaimed the hour,
    Again the mighty organ rolled
    Its thunders through the arches old,
    While blended with its note so strong
    Soft rose and fell the evensong,
    And all the earth, it seemed to me,
    Was still by music held in fee,
As I came down the minster tower
What time the clock slow chimed the hour.