| Edmund Clarence Stedman, ed. (1833–1908). An American Anthology, 1787–1900. 1900. |
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| 1423. Valse Jeune |
| | | By Louise Imogen Guiney |
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| ARE favoring ladies above thee? | |
| Are there dowries and lands? Do they say | |
| Seven others are fair? But I love thee: | |
| Aultre n’auray! | |
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| All the sea is a lawn in our country; | 5 |
| All the morrow, our star of delay. | |
| I am King: let me live on thy bounty! | |
| Aulture n’auray! | |
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| To the fingers so light and so rosy | |
| That have pinioned my heart,(welladay!) | 10 |
| Be a kiss, be a ring with this posy: | |
| Aultre n’auray! | |
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