In a Volume of Austin Dobson

The faded perfume of forgotten years,
—The scent of withered rose-leaves sweetly faint,
—Old-world imaginations, fancies quaint,
And fun just dancing on the edge of tears;

A boy's delight, a little maiden's fears,
—A heroine of the days of patch and paint,
—The gentle visions of an old French saint,
The treachery that repels not but endears.
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