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LOVE--AND THE CAVEMAN
Yet This I Never Shall Divine--What Was Your "Line," Caveman--Your "LINE?"
The Washington Post (1877-1922) - Washington, D.C.
Author: By HELEN ROWLAND
Date: Mar 16, 1922
Start Page: 8
Pages: 1
Text Word Count: 234

O Caveman, in thine hours of ease Insensate, dull, and hard to please When spring thine heart began to stir. Didst thou, too, dream of some fair "Her." And, with an amatory grunt. Steal softly forth upon the hunt. To grasp the "Cutie" by the hair. And drag her gently to thy lair?

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