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 Nor blush jolly boys when ws make tt our boast. That friends as are both to bowls and to buets, We're not oNen fosd of the charge of the hest. Who like DO, both swiling and killing, are asses, For Baehus was surely the brother Of Mars, So shrink not to charge 10 the maxzie your giasses Asd fire oG salsO for wine-eeps and wars. The dark eyed senoraS--the dark foe before us, To our arms and cur army are equally dear. For often while kissing. a homb sheli is hissing. So lore aRi long liss to ,he bold volunteer.