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Дата написания1970-01-01
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He doffed his wig and his long white beard; All signs of St. Nicholas disappeared; And smiling there, in the firelight’s glare, Was the gay and noble Lord Cecil Clare! The lady marvelled—a glad surprise Betokened itself in her lovely eyes; And with her merriment quite restored, She said, “You are welcome home, my lord; And I’m thankful, now, That I kept my vow.” Lord Cecil raised her hand to his lips, And gallantly kissed her finger tips; While the squires and dames Looked down from their frames, And “Bless you, my children!” they seemed to say. Then the band appeared, and began to play; The guests arrived, and without delay The fun commenced, and the old oak hall Never had known such a Christmas ball! The feast was spread, And the dance was led By the knight and the lady, and every one said, With a shout that rent the midnight air, “Long live Lord Cecil and Lady Clare!”

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