When the outlook was most alarming,
And always remained, with shield unstained,
Prince Arthur, the good Prince Charming.
"Mrs. Hawke would be glad to employ a Wren for domestic work."
Advt. in Daily Paper.
Will she have to "live in"?
"If it be true, as Shelley said, that 'a thing of beauty is a joy for ever,' the good people of Roydon are to be congratulated on the new bridge over the River Stort."
Local Paper.
But, supposing Keats, for instance, said it, will that make any difference?