16 THE HONEYSUCKLE AND THE BEE ten Cena Aub i Fitz Sung by Miss BLLALINE TERRISS Compore Moderato Till ready poreF at: | tt la Ian on te —1.0a a sum-mer af - ter-noon, Where the 2.50 be - neaththat sky so. blue, these two Fill ready p= Z| = le = anion (ean cs gn te de ts oat 2 } hon - ey-suck -Ies bloom,When all na-ture seem at rest Joy - ers fond and true,” With their heartsso filled with bliss; of al of int rok tt wd Ir ty oh wd } fe ot a of in on It Tit-tle rus-tic bow, "Mid the per-fume of the flows, A maid.en sat with one she loved the sat there side by side, He asked her to be his bride, She answerdYes’andsealed it with a SSS —=— | SS fe st ot In wm ce um te ede I nt ede ‘As they sang the songs of love, From the ar-bour just a-bove Came a For her heart had yield-ed soon,’Neath the hon-ey~suck-Ie's bloom, And thro? —=S=_ = — Copyright by Francis Day & Hunter, Ltd. London.wv team a Ih ete. tty la gat dm gt} {nos sipped the hon - ey-dew, They both bee which it’ up-on the vine And he vowed, just like the bee, “I will ' Jife theyd —-wan-der day by day. fle am tm gn ®t am Une ade gen gm ote te li : il owl they would be true, Then he whis-perd’ to her words she thought i - vine; build a the bee then seemd to an-swer them and say; S te ete tes entails em ee te te hon - ey,honey-suckle, I yo tet zion Le ie Lt amit an ‘the honey sweet fftim those redlips, you see; T love you dear - Ipdear-tyand’ fe omtce dy et da at “wantyouto love ‘You are my hoa - ey;honey-suokle, I