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Poetry.
POETRY .
BdSlUM NONUM , JOWANNIS SKCUNDI . JSjON semper tidim . r ! a mihi b .. _ . um >! e _ juncta blandis sibila risibus , JJec semper in metim recumbe iicitumtnoiibiin
Imp , - * , collimi . Wensura rebus est suadiilc'bus ; Utquodque menteis suavius afficit Fastidivm sic tri ; . tesecum Limiteproximior ' e ducit . Ouum te rogabo lerlrii basia ; Tu de me septem , nee nisi da duo . U' nee longumner udum
rumque , Qualia , tch-gtro Diana . Dat casta fratri ! qualia , dat patri . Experfa nullos / fata cupidities ' . Mox e meis , lasciva o ' celiis Curie procul natitante planta :
Elle remolis inpenetralibus , Et te hlebris abdiio in intimis : . Sequar laiebnis usque in imas , In penetrate sequar reriisttim ; Pra-damque , victor fervidus , in meam Utritique herileis injiciens mantis , Raptabo : ut imbellamcolumbam Unguibus accipiterre-cuvvis .
Tu de-precanteis victa dabis manus ' Itorensque totis pendulabrachiis , Piscare me septem jocosis Basiolis cupies , inepta ! Errabis ;—illud crimen ut eluam , Septena jungam basia septies , Atquehcc ciitenatis lacertis Impediam , fugitiva , collum .
Dum , per-sohitis omnibus osculis , Jurabis omneis per veneres luas , fe sa . pius pcenas easdem Crimine velle pari subire .
KISS THE NINTH . TRANSLATED . - CEASE thy sweet , thy balmy kisses ; Cease thy many-wreathed smiles : Cease thy melting , murm ' ringblisses ; Cease thy fond , bewitching wiles .
On my bosom , soft-reclin'd , Cease to pour thy tender joys ' : Pleasure ' s limits areconfin'd , Pleasure oft-repeated cloys . Sparingly your bounty use : When I ask for kisses nine , Sev ' n at least you must refuse , And let only two be mine :
Yet let these be neither long , Nor delicious sweets respire !' But like those which virgins young Artless give their aged sire : Such , as , with a sister ' s love , Beauteous Dian may bestow On the radiant son of Jove , Phoebus of the silver bow .
Tripping light , with wanton grace , Now my lips disorder'd fly , And in some retired place Hide thee from my searching eye :
Then in sportive , am ' rous play , Victor-like , I'll seize mv love ; , Seize thee ! as the bird of prey Pounces on a trembling dove . Each recess I'll traverse o ' er , Where I tliink thou liest canceaVd ; Ev ' ry covert I'll explore , 'Till my wanton ' s all reveal'd . -
Now your arms submissive raising , P » outiri my neck those arms you'll throw ; Now sev ' n kisses , sweetly-pleasing , For your freedom you'll bestow : But those vena ! sev ' n are-vain ;—^ Sev'n-times seven ' s the price , sweet maid ! Thou rny pris'ner shall remain •' Til ! the balmy ransom's paid .
Paying , then , the forfeit due , By thy much-lov'd beauties swear ; Faults like these you'll stiii pursue ; Faults which kisses can repair . .
AMORE FUGGITII'O * UDITO ho , Citerea Che del tuo grernbo fore Kuggitivo il tuo figlio a te siceia E pioinesso hai Baeiar chi te'l rivela : Non langui beila Dea Se vai cevcawdo amore ;
No'l cercar / dammi il Bacio , iol'honelcpre . CUPID STRAYED . TBANSLATED . YES , beauteous Queen ; thy sen , they say , Thywauioti son ! is gone astray : Nay , Venus , more : — 'tis said , from thee kiss the sweet reward shall be
A To any swain who truly tells Where 'tis the littlewand ' rer dwells : Then grieve no more , nor drop a tear ; For know lhe little urchin ' s here ; He , from the search of vulgar eyes , Conceal'd within mv bosom lies : Now , Goddess , as I ' ve told thee this ; Give me , Oh , give the pro ' mis'd kiss ! * Seethefirstldylliumol" Moscus . -
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Poetry.
POETRY .
BdSlUM NONUM , JOWANNIS SKCUNDI . JSjON semper tidim . r ! a mihi b .. _ . um >! e _ juncta blandis sibila risibus , JJec semper in metim recumbe iicitumtnoiibiin
Imp , - * , collimi . Wensura rebus est suadiilc'bus ; Utquodque menteis suavius afficit Fastidivm sic tri ; . tesecum Limiteproximior ' e ducit . Ouum te rogabo lerlrii basia ; Tu de me septem , nee nisi da duo . U' nee longumner udum
rumque , Qualia , tch-gtro Diana . Dat casta fratri ! qualia , dat patri . Experfa nullos / fata cupidities ' . Mox e meis , lasciva o ' celiis Curie procul natitante planta :
Elle remolis inpenetralibus , Et te hlebris abdiio in intimis : . Sequar laiebnis usque in imas , In penetrate sequar reriisttim ; Pra-damque , victor fervidus , in meam Utritique herileis injiciens mantis , Raptabo : ut imbellamcolumbam Unguibus accipiterre-cuvvis .
Tu de-precanteis victa dabis manus ' Itorensque totis pendulabrachiis , Piscare me septem jocosis Basiolis cupies , inepta ! Errabis ;—illud crimen ut eluam , Septena jungam basia septies , Atquehcc ciitenatis lacertis Impediam , fugitiva , collum .
Dum , per-sohitis omnibus osculis , Jurabis omneis per veneres luas , fe sa . pius pcenas easdem Crimine velle pari subire .
KISS THE NINTH . TRANSLATED . - CEASE thy sweet , thy balmy kisses ; Cease thy many-wreathed smiles : Cease thy melting , murm ' ringblisses ; Cease thy fond , bewitching wiles .
On my bosom , soft-reclin'd , Cease to pour thy tender joys ' : Pleasure ' s limits areconfin'd , Pleasure oft-repeated cloys . Sparingly your bounty use : When I ask for kisses nine , Sev ' n at least you must refuse , And let only two be mine :
Yet let these be neither long , Nor delicious sweets respire !' But like those which virgins young Artless give their aged sire : Such , as , with a sister ' s love , Beauteous Dian may bestow On the radiant son of Jove , Phoebus of the silver bow .
Tripping light , with wanton grace , Now my lips disorder'd fly , And in some retired place Hide thee from my searching eye :
Then in sportive , am ' rous play , Victor-like , I'll seize mv love ; , Seize thee ! as the bird of prey Pounces on a trembling dove . Each recess I'll traverse o ' er , Where I tliink thou liest canceaVd ; Ev ' ry covert I'll explore , 'Till my wanton ' s all reveal'd . -
Now your arms submissive raising , P » outiri my neck those arms you'll throw ; Now sev ' n kisses , sweetly-pleasing , For your freedom you'll bestow : But those vena ! sev ' n are-vain ;—^ Sev'n-times seven ' s the price , sweet maid ! Thou rny pris'ner shall remain •' Til ! the balmy ransom's paid .
Paying , then , the forfeit due , By thy much-lov'd beauties swear ; Faults like these you'll stiii pursue ; Faults which kisses can repair . .
AMORE FUGGITII'O * UDITO ho , Citerea Che del tuo grernbo fore Kuggitivo il tuo figlio a te siceia E pioinesso hai Baeiar chi te'l rivela : Non langui beila Dea Se vai cevcawdo amore ;
No'l cercar / dammi il Bacio , iol'honelcpre . CUPID STRAYED . TBANSLATED . YES , beauteous Queen ; thy sen , they say , Thywauioti son ! is gone astray : Nay , Venus , more : — 'tis said , from thee kiss the sweet reward shall be
A To any swain who truly tells Where 'tis the littlewand ' rer dwells : Then grieve no more , nor drop a tear ; For know lhe little urchin ' s here ; He , from the search of vulgar eyes , Conceal'd within mv bosom lies : Now , Goddess , as I ' ve told thee this ; Give me , Oh , give the pro ' mis'd kiss ! * Seethefirstldylliumol" Moscus . -