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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-08
IMPORTATION D|RECTA

Is Marina, en- esta capital ,sn Ia signente forma:
Presidente, don Sandalio Charbonier; vice.pre
sidente, don Agustfn Marrero; secretario, don
Isdro Marrero; vocales: don Pfo Amador Ro-
drfguez, vocal tesorerc; don JESUS Fernandez
CALICO, vice seoretario D. Jose Pati6o; vocales,
D. Demetrio Mensone, D. Angel Gonzalez, don
JESUS Figueroa, don Esteban Faura don AL
fredo Charbonier.
50 VenueI de- b1ens edsd ds ' Informara en-
Vega-ba a, don Guillermo Perez 90
~. Dice I'm peri6dico que dos nnevos pro-
cedimientos Sc han puesto en- practca con 6xito
para'el cultivo Tornado de los esparragos de
gran tamai1o. uno oonsiste en- introducir ell
esparrago, en- cuanto asoma raiz de la terra,
Ell el ouello de una bote!a con ell fondo hacia
arrba. Ell esparrago crece al legsr al fondo
sc dobla acaba por llensr toda la cavi lad
Sc corts entonoes rompiendo la botella para
extraerlo. El esparrago obtenido por este me
dio adquiere uD sabor delicadeza especial FL
otro sistema consste en- oubrir al esparrsgo con
nD estuche de MADEIRA. La parte superior de
aquel es agujereada para que cireule e aire.
De esta manera ee preserva & la plsnta 1e los
insectosy ell esparrago Sc crfa voluminoso sa-
broso tierno.
~. Hemos sabido que han estado en- ell
palaoio de Santa Catalina, por llamsmieuto que
les hoiera ell Excmo. sefor Gobernador gene
raj, los sefiores don Pedro G. Tlmothee don
Santiago Iglesias que la entrevista dur6 des
de las de la mahana hasta cerca de las doce
Ignoramos las causas de la entrevsta; pero su.
ponemos que Sc relacionen con asuntos pertene'
cientes Ia clase obrera.
c0NeIl| Ann DE LOS PASSES BAJOs.-
oo"oo@noo Debendo preaentar 81 Gober-
no general una relacion de los sabditos holan.
deses, residences en- esta Isla, ruego todos,
su inscription en- el Registro General mi car .
20 en- uno de los Vice-Consulados de la Isla.
San Juan Puerto Rico, de Mario de 1898.
Ell C6nsul INFERNO, -llbert E. Lee.-Ponce,
j. Charles Li.ck, Vice consul. May yagiiez,
alberto Bravo, Vice consul INFERNO, 3-3
~. Con toda suntuosidad SO han celebra
do en- irecibo honras finebres por ell alma del
se6or don Antonio Roses Bisbal, cuyo falla,
cimiento oourrio en- Barcelona. La igesia es
tsbs toda decorada de negro; en- la nave central
Sc levantaba un grandioso tumulo de seis cuer
pos, en- e ultimo del cual ostentabs un magnf-
fco lujoso sarcdfago. En- uno de les lados
ostentabA ell retrato del finado y al rededor in.
fnidad de coronas que le dedoaban Ia sociedad
de Roses Comp, compaflfa de Voluntarios,
parientes y amigos. Asisti6 numerosfsima
concurrenois de todas las clases socales re.
presentaoiones del comercio particulares de
Arecibo y los pueblos circunvecinos. Despidi6
ell du,lo ell ilustrado presbftero sehor Llado.
quien con su natural elocuencis hizo la historic
de la vida laboriosa y honrada del que fue so
clio gerente de la razon social de Roses Co.,
don Antonio Roses B:sbal.-R. l. P.
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PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA

EQIITk0' Peras, melocotones, fresas y to-
"o no' das las demas classes en- almfbar Y
en- su iugo. Cirnelas secas, castaiiss, avellanas
y nueces. Aoeitunas en- frasoos "Reina" y
"Manzanilla' y rellenss con snohoas. An
choas sin espinss, en- aceite. Setas aecas, en-
latas. Queso Parmessno, Gruyere, Mahones
y manchego. Salsa de tomato italiapa legf
TINA pasta para sopa. Trufas del Perigord,
pettipois con jamon msntequila al natural.
Macedonia do legumbres; hageoletas y todas
las demas conservas de carnes, asados legum'
bres eu clases seleotas. Lamprea y. caracoles
la "Bordslesa". Sopa 'Julsna" Vinos de
champagne, Jeres, Italianos ell acreditsdo
Rioja Ia <Multae y tan conocda cerveza can
ola" tienen constantemente en- su colmado ella
Mulita", Espafol y compahfa' d
~. Hoy lac ocho y media lie Ia maflana
parece que fa6 acometido de una leve indispo
sioi6n ell slumno de Ia escuela normal de macs
tros don Lufs Andino segan otro alumno nos
manifesta, tanto ell seflor director como Eu &C.
nora demas profescres, re multiplication en-
pro tigsrle cuidados al referido joveny toda
clase de auxilios. En- vista de este proceder
los alumnns del 90. curse dan por nuestro con-
ducto las gracias q dichos seiorss
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bntsoto De desconooids msno que apretsra su
elgadfsima ointura.
Lujosamente vestids, luciendo traves de
yblanoa gass las esculturales formas de su ala
bsstrino pecho, descubiertos sus bien torneados
brszoa, dejando escapar sus bellfsimos ojos
ohispas do candente fuego vagando por sus
lsbios Ia sonriss de Ia dicha; arrabtraba tras ST
una multitud de looos ensmorados, como arras
ira en- pos de ST 81 huracansdo viento las hojas
de los arboles.
Entre slusl bullicioso enjambre era 20 ell
dnico que, orgulloso, disfrutaba de la lncom'
parable felicidad de reoibir sus mirsdss, de
rsooger sus sonrisas.
Y en- medic de aquela in6nta dichs, cuan.
do sus bellfsimos ojos me hababan el lenguaje
del amor, enviAndome sus miradss los destellos
de So passion; cuando mas creidos estabsmos de
que aquel may discreto manto nos oubria de
toda extrafis mirads, acercosele su padre con
gravisimo acento al dido le pregunt6:
-s,Hijs, por que mirss tanto q csc homore''
ella, espl6ndids gracioss como una e'-
trella de- la msfisns, con dulcfsima palabra,
como tratando de evadir Ia respuesta tan mo
toents interrogation, de esta maners lie contesto;
-sPadre, ahora no te 10 puedo e1pllcsr;
algun dfa til 10 sabrAss. ~
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British Consulate
San Juan, P. r.

Od11 u01l, z. H.
Having been requested by His
Excellency The Governor of this Is
land to send list Of all British Sub
jects registered at this Consulate, and
at the Vice-Consulates under my ju
risdiction, hereby notify all who
are not registered, to present them
selves here, or at any OF the Vice.
Consulates nearest their place Of re-
sidence if they desire to become duly
inscribed.
G.. w. Crawford
H. B. NJ s Consul.
The Consulate in this City has bee" trans
feyred to ne, CoNe dc San Justo, Pso 2,
Escritorio 10 9. S-S
-. En- Juucos sc hslls vacante la escuela
auxilisr de niflos del barrio de Gursbo arribs,
dotsda con los hsberes reglamentarios. Sc
proveera por concurso; para presentar soil d.
citudes &c concede I'M plszo de 20 dias.
-. Por ell correo frances Sc recibi6 en ssta
capital uns carta muy curiosa interesante.
La frms el celebre Xic deslas Barraquetas, y
dice, entire otrss cosss, que los sombreros mas
fno,, slegantes y bsratos son los de Ell C9ack
San Francisco cinouenta y uno.
-. segGH sEl Tiempos, de Madrid, Or
espo silyslists, Il expsdici6n 6libustera que Sc
sepopls hshfs selido Do los Estados Unidos
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B1BLorEcA DE LA CoRREsroNDENcA DE PUERTO Rico"

rsis, debfais aegraros mucho de sxitos
La BarOnesa cOntes0 pere antpaa hacla aquells
ga muerta, aument6 poeo baio ocsmente e esto dc
la ssoe tratando de excar los cclos de Felipe
Gilberto assto POGO tempo despuss, una teroera rem
ni6n muy ntima la reception emana que daba Ia sonora
de Monmoru pero ea estuvo separado de Bbana
de modo que puo dec nada porque odo mundo hu-
biera dido 81 tuvo dcha de reobir sza de te de
manos poque pequeez fue deba para 6 ST
Schubert psrt6 habera poddo expressr .enmentos
de oro modo que IN fuerte apre.on de manos.
aquel ell nltimo da de su cenca AL dla siguiene
a6 de Paris para oon de del msndo
del <Avso, la famiia de Montmoran fu6 terminar e
verano orillas del mar.
Pero Giberto lievaba deicoso recuerdo de Paris
Aemas de padres de profession que hsta entonces
sbfan enao yida ocupaba puesto coraz6n la
amilia amiga que lie habfa recbdo de los suyos
No atrevfa decaarse ST msmo que senmento mas
tierno que la amsad le unfa aquella famla.
Sempre que la idea del habfa presentado ell
imagination la haba desechado brucamepte sueho
loco. lmaginsrse que ell decr matrmono,
possible entire ell modesto Official peqneTa fortuna
norita de Montmoran, RIGA apeldo tan ustre..
No querfa nj pensar clio. Para que abandonarse
sueno tan insensato?
reconoca con perfecta delicadeza que NADIA e autor
zaba forarse semei usi6n No le haban traado
aecto mas para mostrae agadecmeno por e
grandfsimo servicio prestado Felipe
csrino debfa ser igual para todos. Sin embargo
cuande decla todas evocaba ell reouerdo
fana de Montmoan, los rostros de amigos
acudan imsgnas6n de entire ello desacsba Ell de
Bbiapa Ves esa imaginaba oirla cantas Ia
de Schubert -. pronuncabs a media md.
sics adorable.
;Bibiana!.. iBibana!. -
Una desagradable sorpresa lie erperaba en- Tol6n
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VA ri T D 4 0 {
Obras son amores ] no buenas razonas.

A todo el quo tepga $500, 600 70 impoTtaFs
muy POGO 10 del jen cesante; pero de estos bien-I
sventurados casos, entran muy pocos en el
nuevo regimen. -Conformemonos COD eambiars e.
IN recuerdo de Castelano por efestos de sEl.
Comado,, que es bueno ir tomando notas para}
Ia Cuaresma: Baoaao de Eseocia buches des
idem, atdn maeareIas franoesas, ,bonito "a D
rsco,es cataianes, anguila lamprs 3 Ia borda.
leea, salmon del Rhin americana, senguado del
mar BAltioo, langostinos, en- saoosl dc nipes;.
langosta francesa americana, osfras vioiras's
areDuaes ahumados en- aalmuera inglesa, sar Z
dinss fransesas; mas de 100 olales, en- vinos,
lioores, duloes, galletas y conservas. NJ aos.
bose. Cufdese bien Of est6mago, J deapaSa
rfase de los peces de colores.
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LA HERENC1A DEL CoNDENADo

iS4 LA HERENc1A DEL CoNDENADo
Pasabsn aque momento por delane del Aviso de Gil
berto
-iOh 81 Sc e pudiera visitar!-dijo Mgdalens.~
liabfa habado solo ella pero po la era turbac6n de
Bbana fac de advinar que este amben dseo.
Ell Amante fruncio POGO ss ceias: sin du6a lie pare
ca que Sc hacfan al tenientc e1cesivos cumplidOs.
Gberto upuso smplemente que que ell Almirsnte que
RIA legar cuanto ants al nsvfo Amrsnte conent6
responder:
Tenemos tempo.
Serfa encanta Tor var babtaci6n de soltero EN-
peno mar!-decaro Ia Bsronesa de Kernizan.
Una gracosa mirada de mujer yenco al Almirane
consint6
Gberto dio la orden de dnigirse bacis ell Aviso.
Estaba abora nqueto la idea que habs hecho la
impeza del barco; que e Amrane encontrara tai ago
que reprochar duda haba ell entrepuente de-
trden acordaba de eque eparac6u que esaban ha
Glen 10.
los dc bordo babfan compenddo Cuando egaron al Av
ell puente estaba limpo bonto muy bsnco, vea
por M nnguna vuta los clavos de cobre de las eseohas
bias eucfan fueran csrpinero herramen
tas las viruas, habfan desaparecfdo.
en- todo ell navfo esaba puesto, como 81
e jefe de la escuadra debiers visitsrlo
Con gracioo saludo ell ancano Almirante fec6 Gill
berto.
Sc recor6 odo ell puente; Gberto expc6 Ia utidad de
cada
Bbiana que sonocfs muy ben los barco habs visto
ninguno bOno los nsumentos de marina, de los
cuales haban dido haba deEde lie paecfan muy
differences maneja los por Gilberto.
Despues toda comtvs desapsrec6 las escseras de
csbre en- Ell interior del navfo
aquells vista al Aviso mil repetids anteriormen
genie d pro- tuvo aque ds e,sano particular
Gilbsrto.
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mientos los domingos 4 las tres dc IA tarde,.
conoediendo asf sus dependencies medic dia
de descanso la semana. .
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para las costas de Cuba Ia mandaba o. famoso
Sanguily. En- los centros ofoiales SO supone
que no existe tai expedition, hsbidndose echs
do volar la noticia por los jingoistas para
alentar / los insurrectos, cuyo espirtu esta ca
da dfa mas sbatido.
Varias seiloras dc la isla
Queri6ndose desengailar
DE To- realization grandioss
Que anuncia ell Parts Barr
Han venido e1presamente
Han visitado ell local
han visto perfectamente
Que es una pura verdad.
Con muy pocos especiales
Han oomprado infnidades
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vapor frances un surtido de cosas propias para
Semana Santa. Entire elias vienen los ultimos
modelos de sombreros capotas que Sc levaran
en- PARIS eete verano. Cuando salgan las no.
vedades de la aduana las detallaremos.
-. Anoche qued6 constituido Ell nuevo
sub comite de la union sutonomsta liberal de
Evening star., 1898-12-24

program for the day, and she had taken
care to show the effects of alcohol and to-
bacco upon the system. She impressed her
teachings by means of anatomical charts,
which gave especial lucidity to her remarks
when she came to warning the little girls
years In advance of any practical need, of
the dangers of tight lacing. One of the
little girls, whose home surroundings are
of the sort in which ease rather than ele
gance of expression is sought, listened with
profound attention.
Now, Margaret" the teacher said, you
may see how we'll you remember what 1
have said about tight lacing and tell US
why it is injurious"
There was no response.
Il mean you, Maggie the teacher added.
and the girl jumped to her feet as she
recognized the more familiar name.
Tight lacing, ma'am, is injurious,
ma am
She hesitated and the teacher smiled en-
coura gingly and said: 60 on
Cos, ma'am, it's liable to twist yer
Stats"
Evening star., 1898-12-24

As Kaiser Wilhelm rode through the
streets of Damascus recently it may not
have occurred to him that it is only sixty
six years since that privilege was first ac-
corded to Christian. 1t was only in 1892
when the city was taken by the Egyptians
under Ibrahim Pacha, that a foreign consul
was permitted to enter. The British consul
entered it mounted and in full costume,
with an escort of Egyptian soldiers. 1t may
also not be entirely reassuring to his mind
that as recently as 1860 the great massacre
of the Christian population took place. The
Moslems taking advantage of the disturb
ances in the Lebanon, rose against the
Christians, burned their whole quarter and
massacred in cold blood 5000 males. Thou
sands who escaped perished from wounds,
famine or privation.
Evening star., 1898-12-24
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Envy.

Strive to bear it bravely. my suffering
little man;
You've had your Christmas eating-now, be
patient as you can.
For this sorrow of the morrow is as moth
ing when compared
To the woe of the dyspeptic. who'd have
eaten had he dared.
The turkey may be brown as autumn foli-
age, as it glows,
But it brings no thrill of gladness to his
bosom when he knows
That his liver, all a-quiver, may resent the
slightest shred
OF anything except his oatmeal mush aid
graham bread.
That tempting bit of dressing-well, he
knows 'twould only serve
To play a tarantelle upon his pneumogas-
trio nerve
He has tempted fate too often; he's aware
what grief will come
With his diaphragm colliding 'gainst his
epigastrium.
You have not felt the woe. my boy, when
hiliousness commands,
Ard you find sulphuric acid in your sali-
vary glands.
You've only to be patient for little day
or two.
Cheer up, for you, oh. lucky lad, may start
the world anew.
Evening star., 1898-12-24
Progress.

The gentleman who had rung the bell sew
eral times before the servant let him in
was looking surprised and trifie appre-
hensive when Mrs. Blykins came into the
room.
81 called" he explained, 'to inquire about
your husbands health. He and belong to
the same organization, and several of the
members desired me to call and see how he
is getting along. We were very sorry to
hear of his Illness
Its very kind of YOU" she answered.
There was a crash which shook the cham
delier.
She paid no attention to it.
Il think it will be only a day or two be-
fore he is able to get out and go down
town" she added.
The slamming of doors echoed heavily
through the house.
Has he been dangerously sick?'
Not until today"
But understood you to say that he was
conValescent.
Il think L may say that he is He
wasn't well enough to be dangerous till
Evening star., 1898-12-24
The Camel as a PlOw Horse.

Count Skorzewski, a wealthy land owner
in the province of Posen, Germany, to the
amaZement Of his rustic neighbors. has in
troduced a novel departure on his Czernie-
jewoei estates, which stands a fair chance
of being widely initiated in agricultural dis
tricts In western Europe. Instead of a
horse or OK camel is yoked to the plow,
and the experiment has proved successful
beyond the counts most sanguine expecta-
tions. The camel, Injured to hardships and
privations, does double the work of pair
of horses, Is exceedingly tractable and can
be kept in good condition-for a camel-on a
comparatively small quantity of inferior
fodder. The "Skorzewski quadrupeds," as
the peasants of Posen facetiously call the
laborious intruders, were soon acclimatized,
and are the envy of the countryside.
Evening star., 1898-12-24

ana examined il carefully. Then no tlo,,.,b,
o. nv eAcltement which "A shot would era
dro'lI ~" cohslderately laid II aside "a
store r. insei , and started for drug
10, =, ~ was cheering to reflect THAI ft W.
,iot WHISKY he desired. but plain nojsa,, d..
"ouia NOT require a doctors presrrintia,
of , efy small black boy stood in the frn,t
VI the hotel As Mr. L,etson nass,a IN.
Eoungster turned up a facc -, nsSeu, the
iiose ana cheek bones the elf.ctrio 49,
niuSn i such striking high lights thai bt' UP ,,
Sense was appealed 10 and he na,,sad
he exclaimed ~" =" "'ihe.
oar was the answer "I rakes
,iSns 10 nome right hyah. De city per
nen, uraes me me VII lectric lights an when /
Where do sd' vNn wahm: NJ goes to de depot"
oh, one place or 'nuthuh''
Are you hungry"
nasslr A good deal o. de time"
rascal" "'' you young
..i, aidnt know I wus laughin'"
Where are your parents?-
Am got none. Dey moved out o. town
ias Week an fohgot to ak me long wifi
en- Miss Maria Simpson Iemme sleen ON
ue no She's bout a hundred y'ahs OF am
day" w ''"' ''oi'-
What are you going to do then?''
doesn' know. Tain then Wit nohow
reckons Sumpn's gw1neter happen Ef II
aln gwineter. why den II amt But rs
oOoii 'ei See IL lfOO 4 didn't know whah I
was gw1neter keep wahm till / thought
pout de depot, nor whah / wah gwine
= sleep tell Miss Simpson happen past An
l reckon's dar's mo- luck whah dat come
FUN"
Aren't you discouraged about your
future?"
Does you mean bout breakfast? Case
II you does, L might well let you know
hasn' got done bein' hongry foh supper
yit."
The. hint was taken. 1t was a pleasure
to discover how palatable a supper i'm a
small cheap restaurant could be. II cheered
Mr. Letson TO watch the waif as he waited
Tor another course, grinnng like some
lucky god IN exile from his oriental fame
And Mr. Letson thought. Presently he
wrote his home address on the back of an
envelope and gave 1t to the boy.
Get some one to write there for you in
couple of months from now" he said, ''and
maybe / can arrange to get you an educa-
ton that will keep you out of all this color
line rubbish when you grow up"
When he went to pay the cashier, he drew
from his pocket, with other coin, the gold
piece.
He handed 1t to the boy, who as women
and children do with gold, intuitively per-
ceived its value.
"Da's a Christmas gif'. amt 1t, boss" he
exclaimed in delight
NO" answered Mr. Letson very thought
fully. IT'S life-saving medal"
Evening star., 1898-12-24
Costly Setting for a Tooth.

The solitary tooth of Buddha is to be con-
tanned in what will probably be the most
valuable Golfer in the world. A Shan chief
tain recently sent to Moulmein in Burmah,
an emerald worth, it is declared, two lakhs
of rupees in order that the Burmese Budd-
hists might include it among the jewels
which they are going to send to Ceylon in
order to adorn the tooth-hoidng Golfer
Jewelry worth $4,000 rupees had been al
ready received from Rangoon and Manda-
lay; and the Moulmein Buddhists have
themselves secured jewelry to the value of
81, 600 rupees. Thus the total value of the
jewelry adorning the Golfer will be about
three and half la<hs.
Evening star., 1898-12-24
Plain. of Abraham I'm DANGER.

The historic battlefield close to Quebec,
the Plains of Abraham-where the generals
of the opposing forces in the struggle for
Canada, Wolfe and Montcalm, were both
killed-is said to be in some danger of
seizure at the hands Of that ubiquitous
vandal, the speculative builder. The lease
by which the government holds the site is
nearing its expiration, and 1t Is feared that
the actual owners, the nuns of the Hotel
Dieu. are already being tempted by the
handsome proposals Of Buggins, the build
er Such a desecration of an epoch-making
historical scene seems incredible. The gov
ernment of the Dominion will doubtless
take immediate steps to secure the Plains
of Abraham, not on lease this time, but in
perpetuity.
Evening star., 1898-12-24

Satisfied.
'Possum was a-laughin',
Shet his shiny eye:
Sot hisse'f foh chaffin'
Yoh uncle. passin' by.
Wave his han an beckon,
Habbin' lots o. fun;
Didn' seem to reckon
Yoh uncle had a gun.
White folks cuts de pine reN
STAINS i'm in de room:
Gwineter hab a fine tree,
Chasin' out de gloom.
Shakin' hans an greetin',
Presents foh de kin;
Load EN- up VIII eatin,
An AK de neighbors in.
koop yoh lights an trimmirt
l ain been fohgot:
DE goodness is a brimmin
Roun' de edges of de pot.
Of Sanity, he kin toss 'em,
Dem gifts aroun' so free,
Ef he'll hang another 'possum
On yoh unCle's Christmas tree.
Evening star., 1898-12-24
Tersely Told.

Ihere Is lady occupied in the instruc-
uoh OF the Juvenile mind, who is quite will
ing to confess that the pupils who attend
her classes do not do all the learning.
Some of the small folk under her tuition
occasionally astonish her with their supe-
rior knowledge of the modernly developed
resources of the English language. A lee
tulre on hygiene had been included in the
Evening star., 1898-12-24

oh, the xple log snapped and sparkled
Till the red fame qufvered high,
Sleeping vail -aHa roof and rafter
In Its Fich and vivid dye.
And around the bowl Of wassail
Ran a soft, incessant chime
Twas the 6 aybearls clinking glasses
To the Joy Of Christmas time.
Oh: the dance wa1ed mad and merry
With the light heels overhead.
Hands across and down the middle
Went the gayly measured tread,
While Away with Melancholy"
SQueaked the flddles, and the air
Swept stir Of fevel o'er US
As We sat beneath the stair.
Oh. the sweet and subtle magic
That at work within the heart
Drew us tenderly together.
Held us tremulous apart!
Why, we thought our lips were touchfn9
Just for iove-we did not know
1t was al because above us
Hung Loush of mistletoe.