Merry Songs And Ballads Prior to the Year Ad 1800 volume 1
Merry Songs And Ballads Prior to the Year Ad 1800 volume 1
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Her Cheeks and lips as Coral red, Like roses were full blown: Which fading straight, the leaves were spread, And so the comes down.
Her breasts then both painting were [panting] Such comfort wrought between us, 132 THE WILLING LOVER That all the world, I dare to swear, Would envy to have seen us. Her belly and its provender, For me was kept in store ; Such news to hear and, not to have share, Would have made a man a whore.
Her legs were girt about my waist, My hands under her Crupper; As who sh...ould say, " now break your fast, And come again to supper. " Even as the God of War did knock, As any other man will; For haste of work at twelve o'clock, Kept Vulcan at his Anvil.
"Mad wag, " quoth she, "why dost thou make Such haste thyself to rear? Cans't thou not know that for thy sake The Fair lasts all the year ? " Quiet and calm as are love's streams I threw myself about her. But a pox upon true jests and dreams — I had better have lain without her.
A PURITAN 133 A PURITAN [1661] [From Merry Drollery, fol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her Cheeks and lips as Coral red, Like roses were full blown: Which fading straight, the leaves were spread, And so the comes down.
Her breasts then both painting were [panting] Such comfort wrought between us, 132 THE WILLING LOVER That all the world, I dare to swear, Would envy to have seen us. Her belly and its provender, For me was kept in store ; Such news to hear and, not to have share, Would have made a man a whore.
Her legs were girt about my waist, My hands under her Crupper; As who sh...ould say, " now break your fast, And come again to supper. " Even as the God of War did knock, As any other man will; For haste of work at twelve o'clock, Kept Vulcan at his Anvil.
"Mad wag, " quoth she, "why dost thou make Such haste thyself to rear? Cans't thou not know that for thy sake The Fair lasts all the year ? " Quiet and calm as are love's streams I threw myself about her. But a pox upon true jests and dreams — I had better have lain without her.
A PURITAN 133 A PURITAN [1661] [From Merry Drollery, fol.
What to read after Merry Songs And Ballads Prior to the Year Ad 1800 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Stephen Farmer to read onlineMoreLess
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