The Works of Hildebrand Jacob ... Containing Poems on Various Subjects, and Occasions; With the Fatal Constancy, a Tragedy; and Several Pieces in Prose. The Greatest Part Never Before Publish'd |
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| XXXI. | EPIGRAM XXXI. |
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EPIGRAM XXXI.
Sly Dick took his new Spouse to Bed,And counted on her Maidenhead;
For she was scarce Fourteen:
But hear! the Zone, he judg'd so tight,
Was found unty'd and loosen'd quite.
What may this Wonder mean?
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Frighted, From his Embrace with-drew,
And beg'd, he wou'd not chide:
With Colin romping th' other Day,
The Bird got out, and fled away;
No Fault of mine, she cry'd.
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