He ground the saw-teeth with his file;
And whistled gaily all the while,
To keep the dust from nose and throat:
And little dreamt that, in that air,
To his wife brooding in her chair,
There was a stab in every note.
And whistled gaily all the while,
To keep the dust from nose and throat:
And little dreamt that, in that air,
To his wife brooding in her chair,
There was a stab in every note.
Reviews
No reviews yet.