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DAmon turn your Eyes to me, Wither simply wou'd you, wou'd you lead 'em; Can you, can you think another she, Has more Charms, has more Charms than I to feed 'em: He that leaves a Rosie, rosie Cheek, Lips Vermillion like a Ruby; Blindly coarser fare to seek, Pox, pox upon him for a Booby.

If a smile the Lover's joy, Can allure, i'll do't divinely; Or d'ye love a Sleepy Eye, Here is one can Oagle finely, Charms wou'd make another Man, Gaze an age, I'll shew to win ye; And when I've shewn all I can, If you go, the Devil's in ye.