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SONG XXXIX. [The First Part]
VVhy such a Doe
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SONG XXXIX. [The First Part] VVhy such a Doe
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VVhy such a DoeTo Winne thee!
What's in thee
Should tempt me, to woe,
Or quarrel for a Kiss!
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Of Creatures,
Whose Features,
Are far thine before,
Would Covet, such a Bliss:
Then take it kindly,
With a full Consent,
And I'le use the friendly,
To thy best Content:
Hands off! give thy mind to't!
And, then, thou shalt see
If thou, but encline to't
How pleasant, twill be.
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Throw of thy Gown!Un-lace thee
Embrace me,
And, close, lay thee down,
And let me Doe, my Doe:
Put out the Light!
I'le dandle,
And handle,
Thy Mint, of Delight,
And will new mould thee, too.
Lull'd, then, in pleasure,
And thy wanton Bed,
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Of thy Maiden-head:
Come to't, do not dally!
But let us agree!
Ne're stand shall I! shall I!
But, at it, let's be.
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