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Qualem puellam velit Epig. 33.
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Qualem puellam velit Epig. 33.
I'de rather have the gentile lass,But if she be denyd?
The Libertine shall freely pass,
And with my fancy side.
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Comes in the latest place:
If that she have in very troth,
But an ingenious face?
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