From the Knoxville Register.


LET Me"
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| neer on that lip for moment have gaz'd,
But thousand temptations 5eset me
And I've thought as the dear little rubies you


rais'd
How delightful 'twould be-if you'd let me.
Then be not so angry for what have done
Nor say that you've sworn to forge; me
They were buds of temptation too pouting 70


shun,
And | thought that you could not but-let


me-
When your lip with whisper came close


to my cheek,
O! think how bewitching it met me,
And plain as the eye of Venus could speak,
Your eyes seemed to say you weuld-~let


me.
Then forgive the transgression. and bid me


remain,
For in truth, if l GO you'll regret me
Then oh, let me try the :ransgression again,
And II do all you wish-if you'll let me.
ANswER-TLL LET YOU.
IF a kiss be delightful, so tempting my lips
| That shousand soft wishes beset you,
| VOW by the nectar that Jupiter sips,
On certain conditions IL let you.
Ifyou swear by my charms that you'll eve
| be true,


And that no other damsel shall get you,
| By the stars that roll round that summit O


blue;


Perhaps, sir-perhaps sir-Tll let you.
If not urged by passion as fleeing, as wild
That makes all the virtues forget you,
But with affection unsullied, soft, fervant an


mild,


You ask'd for kiss, then indeed love-P


let you.