| Arthur Quiller-Couch, comp. The Oxford Book of Victorian Verse. 1922. | | | Two Songs from the Sanskrit I. Apprehension | | By Douglas Ainslie (b. 1838) |
| | | BEFORE that my loved one | |
| Has come within sight, | |
| Run quickly and tell him: | |
| She s angry to-night, | |
| Your darlingrun quickly, | 5 |
| For ah! if I see | |
| That ill-behaved dear one, | |
| I know how twill be: | |
| My face will grow smiling, | |
| Though struggling with tears | 10 |
| He is so beguiling, | |
| That dearest of dears. | | | | |
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