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There was never a daughter of Eve but once, ere the tale of her years be done, Shall know the scent of the Eden Rose, but once beneath the sun; Though the years may bring her joy or pain, fame, sorrow or sacrifice, The hour that brought her the scent of the Rose, she lived it in Paradise. - The Eden Rose, quoted by Kipling in "Mrs. Hauksbee Sits it Out", published anonymously in St. Louis "Globe-Democrat", July 13, 1878 [Roses]
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