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Eugene Field - To ChloeEugene Field - To Chloe
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Chloe, you shun me like a hind   That, seeking vainly for her mother, Hears danger in each breath of wind,   And wildly darts this way and t` other; Whether the breezes sway the wood   Or lizards scuttle through the brambles, She starts, and off, as though pursued,   The foolish, frightened creature scrambles. But, Chloe, you`re no infant thing   That should esteem a man an ogre; Let go your mother`s apron-string,   And pin your faith upon a toga!
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