THE KISS.
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Oh no-oh no-lor shame pray not 90 fast!

 Why you begin. see, 10 grow unrny, What i6o' sofer'd yoamF hand to clasp,

 I did not give ysu leave 10 kiss me. surely; Why cir, really am quite shOck'd VOW, To see Of late, hew very rude you grow. What would my mother soy ?-I dread to think

 Oh dear, # she had caught us !--how iremble! I'm afraid, to night, shall not sleep wink

 O think how you'll obDise me t0 dissembte! How shall blush, if I but meet her eye!- Indeed, 'lwas very wrong, you can't deny. Pray, pray, remove your hand from round my waist,

 Im9st not suffer you to cit % near me, Um 'fraid 'is wrong io be so close embTach,

 You mean no good by doing 90, fear me-. Eiy mother warn'd me Qf you to take heed, Edid not ihink you'd 6e so bold; indeed. . Pray don't approach your kps @ close to mine, As you de now-you kn0w these's no eRe listening, Why should yeu whisper then-I can'i divine,

 And see your eyes are ncw with mischief gIis,ening Oh, ifyoR dare again attempt anoiher--- :st Why really, sir, shall. inform my smother. But if yon must do such nangiHy thing,

 And what % oft you've said is true, you love me, Perhaps, dear youth simple golden ring

 To grant such favora, might have power to move sne: Were I your wife. ofcopsss l,voaId not bs wrong, And then you'd, ifyos pleas'd. Kiss aN day IOPg.