Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1896-06-28 | Page 18 | A Woman's Way

I A V03IAX WAY I I I This can be said of a womans way And indeed in truth may be not denied I She loves him best whom she least can I I sway I For be you humble she cries you nay i The key to her heart is a careless pride I j I This can be said of a womans way i Plead with her fool till your locks are I i gray j Follow and close by her steps abide i She loves him best i whom she least Ca j I i sway t II The wise man says I will love her yea But I keep my strength if she stand defied I This can be said of a womans way Many a swain will her smile obey I But others this precept their path shall j i guide I I She loves him best whom she least can sway I i And he who yields and comes to pray j i Far better indeed at her feet had died This can be said of a womans way I And I in a smiling mood T say What fate in the old days prophesied This can be said of a womans way I She loves him best whom she least can I sway I Ernest McGaftey