C.N. Douglas, comp. Forty Thousand Quotations: Prose and Poetical. 1917. | | Yes |
| | Yes!Oh! it is a kind reply, |
| When flowing from the lips of dear |
| Young beautyin whose ear we sigh |
| The one fond wish. |
Anonymous. | 1 |
| By your truth she shall be true |
| Ever true as wives of yore |
| And her Yes, once said to you, |
| Shall be yes for evermore. |
Miss Barrett. | 2 |
| Yes! I answered you last night; |
| No! this morning, Sir, I say! |
| Colours seen by candle-light |
| Will not look the same by day. |
Miss Barrett. | 3 | |
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