Lord of my Vowsand Charmer of my Soul?

10 But as the god walked to and fro the earth, And raised the plants, and gave the spring its birth, By chance a fair Arcadian nymph he viewed, And felt the lovely charmer in his blood.

At the least, I may surely, without exception, salute her at parting, and at return; and will not those occasional freedoms (which civility will warrant) by degrees familiarize my charmer to them?

We gather throughout that the ladies he met interested him quite as much, or even more, than the distinguished men of letters, and there are allusions besides to other charmers at a distance.

In doors and out of doors, by night, by day, She had the charmer by her side for ever; Morning and evening they would stroll away, Now by some field or little tufted river; They chose a cave in middle of the day, Perhaps not less agreeable or clever Than Dido and Æneas found to screen them, When they had secrets to discuss between them.

So Theo sat on a green sofa and smoked a cigarette, hoping that she looked like a snake charmer with the sinuous, serpentine smoke-loops weaving and writhing round her head.

"Here is a little maid who was a charmer from her cradle," said the delightful actress, picking up the child and PLAYFULLY TOSSING it out of the third-floor window.

How these six charmers on chairs can all listen and talk at the same time is not easy to understand.

Intoxicated, forth we'll dash, and from our feasting foe's rich stores Bear off his wine, and then by force his charmer out of doors Draw.

Even if this marrthis thing can be annulled it'll hang over me all the rest of my life!" Perry could not resist quoting softly: "'Oh, camel, wouldn't you like to belong to the pretty snake charmer for all your'" "Shut up!"

Which accusation threw the lovely charmer into a flutter, and caused her to deny the truth of Mr. Jinks' charge; and in addition, to assert that there existed no proof of the fact that she did'nt care much more for Mr. Jinks than he did for herand whether he said she did'nt, or did'nt say she did'nt, still that this did'nt change the fact: and so he was mistaken.