KISSING THROUGH THE GATE.

Golden-rod and asters;

Pears and purple grapes,

Just the prettiest colors,

And the finest shapes.

Through the dear old orchard,

Down the dear old lane,

After fruit and flowers

They will go with Jane.

First, a kiss from Kittie

Through the meadow gate.

"Hurry, sister Elsie,

We will be too late."

This from Master Freddie,

Who would hate to miss

Golden pears and apples

Just to get a kiss.

Do not fear, the flowers

And the fruit will wait

Till a little maiden

Kisses through the gate.

Harper's Young People, September 19, 1882 An Illustrated Weekly · 第 19 / 52 题