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“WHY DO YOU TRIFLE?”
If any of you chance to feareThat I am to young,—pray look you here;Few maids can show you so much [haire]Thick and long, thick and long, thick and long,Few maids can shew you so much faivour.
Faine would I goe both up and downe, up and downe, up and downe,No child is fonder of the GigThan I to dance a merry jig;Faine would I try how I could [fig]Up and downe, up and downe, up and downe,Faine would I try how I could caper.
Come let us do then, you know what, you know what, you know what,Why should not I endure the bruntAs well as other maids have don’t?I’m sure I have as good a [cunt],You know what, you know what, you know what,[I’m sure I] have as good a courage.
Sweet, if you love me then agen, then agen, then agen,Had ever maiden that good luckFor to incounter the first pluck?O ’twould invite a maid to [fuck]Then agen, then agen, then agen,O ’twould invite a maid to mary.
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