Thomas Bailey Aldrich. [BORN 1836.] M "MADAM, AS YOU PASS US BY." ADAM, as you pass us by, Dreaming of your loves and wine, Do not brush your rich brocade Against this little maid of mine, Madam, as you pass us by. When in youth my blood was warm ; So I sat at women's feet, When in youth my blood was warm. Time has taught me pleasant truths: I will speak no bitter words, For the sake of womankind But, Madam, as you pass us by, Dreaming of your loves and wine, Do not brush your rich brocade Against this little maid of mine, Madam, as you pass us by. INDEX OF SUBJECTS. PAGE ABSENCE. Absence................... A Character of Love....... A Description......... A Health..... "Ah, how sweet!"........ Anthea, To A Picture Song. A Picture A Portrait.............. A Renunciation A Serenade...... "Ask me no more' A Summer Reminiscence..... A Supplication........ A Supplication.. At Paris........ Aurora, To.......................... Autumn Rose, To an........... A Vow........ "A weary lot is thine".. Banks o' Doon, The Pinkney. 227 .Dryden. 108 Herrick. 74 Pinkney. 231 Hayne. 332 Earl of Oxford. 19 Tennyson. 282 |