Caught!, 1860. Stolen kisses! stolen kisses! O what precious spoil they are! Whether cheek of sleeping miss is Walnut-brown or lily-fair. But, though dear the sweet possession, They are but a tasteless sham (Dare I make the bold confession ?) To a pot of stolen jam. Stolen meetings! stolen meetings! When our joys half made of fear, Worth an age of formal greetings - Thou, the loved one, only near. Yet time was, my Eleanora, When we met by stealth, and made Happiness from plumcake, or a Pot of orange marmalade. Stolen kisses when rejected Ofttimes lead to wordy strife! Stolen meetings when detected Ofttimes chill a maidens life! So, when housekeeping duenna "Caught" us foraging for "cram," Eleanora, salts and senna Were our substitutes for jam! Illustration to a poem or song, published in "Illustrated London News", 1860.

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