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How She Felt in Her First Corset and Other Poems - Matt. W. Alderson
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Title: How She Felt in Her First Corset and Other Poems
Author: Matt. W. Alderson
Release Date: March 30, 2011 [EBook #35714]
Language: English
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HOW SHE FELT
IN HER
FIRST CORSET
AND OTHER POEMS.
——
BY
MATT. W. ALDERSON.
——
Let all thy actions have a motive true;
Inwardly feel and love whate'er you do;
Naught but wrong acts e'er cause the blush of shame,
And, right yourself, then scorn another's blame.
BUTTE, MONTANA:
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR.
1887.
Copyright, 1887.
By Matt. W. Alderson.
BUTTE, MONTANA:
PRESS OF THE MINER PUBLISHING CO.
SECOND THOUSAND.
HOW SHE FELT IN HER FIRST CORSET.
It occurred at Belgrade, where the genial Tom Quaw,
Gave a party, the first that the town ever saw;
The youth and the beauty, the tillers of soil,
Attended that night, seeking surcease from toil.
There were farmers whose hair had a tinge of the gray;
There were maidens than whom none were ever more gay;
There were youths who could ride anything that wears hair,
And matrons whose faces showed lines of