ent Maid,
Whose secret Parts no Man did e'er invade;
Scarce her own Finger she'd permit to touch
That Virgin Part, altho' it itched much.
And in her last expiring dying Groans,
Desir'd no Tomb, if it was built with Stones.

_The Effects of Love._

Love is the sweetest softest Passion,
That can warm the human Soul;
'Tis a gentle Inclination
Which doth ev'ry Care controul:

Thro' our Bosom Love diffusing,
Tender Thoughts is ever choosing;
Softest Words its Flame expressing,
Towards the Dame our Heart possessing.

Love still gentle makes and easy,
Soft in ev'ry Thing we do;
Bent on all Things that may please ye,
Men are Angels when they Woo.

_This was wrote somewhere; and means something, if you can find it out._

A Beauty like her's whose Charms I now sing,
Ne'er sparkled in vain in the Box or the Ring;
No Youth of Distinction who gaz'd on her Eyes,
E'er retir'd, but he left her his Heart as her Prize.
Vain are all their Endeavours, for still the coy Maid,
At the Mention of Marriage, look'd strangely afraid,
Nor e'er thought of yeilding----until not long since
Eluding dull Ties----she was join'd to a P----

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