TIE WY TO GET MARRIED
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.7ddresSedt to the Ladies'
Sweet girls, shall tell you the way to get mar


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80! yes, to be sure, sir" methinks you ex'


clam;
a'Tis way, VIC confess, that our wishes are car


red,


And why not'--pray where is the wonder or


blalnel
Lovely dears, neither wonder Or blame need az


fright We,
IT'S the right of your sex Zone and alp TO love


man,
Who was born to protect, not to njure or slight


ye,


And therefore get married as soon asy you can.
And yet, shall | tell you the way to allure him
Then give up some whims. little fancies, and


airs,
Lay your bait hooks with care, If you hope to Sc.


cure him,
And spread not too freely your wires and


snares.
Tho your lips, like two spell nets, are pregnant


with kisses,
Those lips can for tri1es too frequently pout!
Tho your eyes, like two diamonds, sparkle with


blisses,


Those eyes (and you know it, can frown with


out doubt.
Then your tongues, pretty tongues, which can


talk SO cndearing
70 yes! and can sting too, whenever they


pleaseD
Lctmc beg you to keep, now and then, out of


hearing,


And give up little of that power--to teaze.
Sweet creatures, remember to keep him in fet-


ters,


The man who adores you must now and then


rule
For though to your beauty and charms we are
debtors,


Afectation and pride may the warmest heart
"Well then." you may say, "Mr. Censor pray
tellus,
WHAT'S it in reason you want US to do!''
What is it"-l'll tell ye, and be not too Joyous,
The task is most casy-yes, easy, tor you
Let smiles and good nature be ever about ye,
And be not too often by Aattery carried;
show this. and proud man, no he can't live with
out ye
And this dearest girls, is the way to get mar
RED