III.

Ne'er can I believe, young beauty,

Thy disdainful lips alone:

For such big black eyes as thine are

Virtue never yet did own.

And those brown-streaked lies down-glancing

Say "I love thee!" clearly scanned,

Let thy little white heart kiss me--

White heart, dost thou understand?

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