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CheerfulSusan Bradford Eppes

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The short brown curls had fallen Shielding the face from view, And nobody knew that angry tears Were filling those eyes of blue. A teasing word, a sharp retort, Which cut like a whip-lash keen, And now her friend of a whole long year Was “cruel, and horrid and mean”. The open book before her Was damp with the limpid flow For tears come easily in youth With every new-born woe. The chattering girls grow silent; The Master is coming in; She must raise her head and wipe her eyes, For lessons will soon begin.

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