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And she that is found,
To be Juicy and sound,
And each Night fills her two white Pots,
May no more by a gush,
That has oft made her blush,
Deck the Room with her true Lovers knots;
And a Whisse hum, whisse hum.
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The Northern Resenter.
A Song, made to a Scotch Tune call'd Robin the Highlander.
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