...And, lest its roots should e'er forsake the ground. We'll water it well, with — blood ! 9. A Blush. LOOK, look '. The summer rises in her cheeks. A blush,...quite abashed Droops her twin stars to earthward. l0. A Butt. A. — YON fellow is a fool, sir : he indeed Doth not profess so much ; but 'tis his trade,...

...adjust them ev'n; For modest persons never had a true Particular of all that is their due. Butler. Look, look! the summer rises in her cheeks! A blush...modesty Warms all her brow, and beauty quite abashed Drops her twin stars to earthward. Procter. Modesty's the charm That coldest hearts can quickest warm;...

...must not find my hands empty when I am called away, after receiving such mercy myself." CHAPTER XXXIV. Look, look, the summer rises in her cheeks ; A blush...as June comes flooding o'er Her too proud paleness; and beauty, quite abash'd, Drops her twin stars to earthward. PROCTER. 'Tis a beautiful morning in...

...forget his first, unorthodox, strange meeting with sweet Mollie Adair. CHAPTER V. THE LOVERS' WALK. ' Look, look ! the summer rises in her cheeks ; A blush as hot as June comes flooding o'er Her too pale proudness." PROCTER, THE acquaintance between Mollie and Sir Fitzroy, so queerly begun, like other...