The Cabin:t cf Love. T47

I bluih’d, but yet my Thoughts were pleas’d to findMyself so laid, and him I lov’d, so kind.

Struggling I lay, exposed to his Eyes;

Heview'dmy Breast, my Belly, and my Thighs,

And ev’ry Part that there adjacent lies.

No Part or Limb, his eager Eyes escap’d,

Nay my plump B-ks too he saw and clasp'd.

He dally’d thus, thus rais’d the lustful Fire,

’Till Modesty was vamjuilh’d by Desire.

I then look’d up, which yet I had not done,

And saw his Body naked as my own

I saw his-with active Vigour strong,

Thick as my Arm, and, ’Faith, almost as long.

Of cruel Smart I knew I should not fail,

Because his --so large, my-so small.

He soon perceiv’d my Blushing and Surprise,

And strait my Hahd unto his-did seize ;

Which bigger grew, and did more stiffly stand,

Feeling the Warmth of my enliv'ning Hand.

Thus far I’ve told you of the pleasing Sight;

You know that-our darling Favourite.

It is defin’d, a hollow boneless PartOf better Use, and nobler than the Heart;

With Mouth, but without Eyes; it has a Head,

Soft as the Lips, and as the Cherry red ;

The——hang dangling in their hairy--,

From whence proceed the Spring of tickling Floods.

Good-should be both thick as well as tali.

Your F-D-are a Size to small.

At first they’re hardly in our-contain’d ;

For Maidenheads are by much Labour gain’d;

But Men, well furnish’d with stout-, are wont

To force their Passage thro’ a bleeding-.

Man’s unesteem’d, a hated Monster made,

When his-short, and can’t for Favour plead.

Women do not the Man, but-wed ;

For Marriage Joys are center’d in the Bed.

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