The Mastive, or Young-Whelpe of the Olde-Dogge Epigrams and Satyrs [by Henry Parrot] |
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Uritur Importunitate.
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Uritur Importunitate.
A lustie Lasse, but loose, not worth the naming,went down the staires wheron she feard to stumble
And holding in her hand a Candle flaming,
Was by a iolly Lad intic'de to iumble.
Who when at first he gan her roughly handle,
Away shee cride: Now fie how you abuse mee:
And therewith vowing, swore: Now by this Candle,
Ile burne you Sir (if thus you striue to vse mee.
Hee blew the Candle out, to breake her vow,
But shee performd her Oath; imagine how.
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