GetPassage urn:cts:latinLit:phi0959.phi001.perseus-eng2:1.4.37-1.4.54 urn:cts:latinLit:phi0959.phi001.perseus-eng2:1.4.37-1.4.54

Watching the part where your sweet mouth hath been,And thence, with eager lips, will suck it in.If he, with clownish manners, thinks it fitTo taste, and offer you the nasty bit,Reject his greasy kindness, and restoreTh' unsav'ry morsel he had chew'd before.Nor let his arms embrace your neck, nor restYour tender cheek upon his hairy breast;Let not his hand within your bosom stray,And rudely with your pretty bubbies play.But, above all, let him no kiss receive,That's an offence I never can forgive;Do not, oh! do not that sweet mouth resign,Lest I rise up in arms, and cry 'tis mine.I shall thrust in betwixt, and void of fearThe manifest adult'rer will appear.These things are plain to sight, but more I doubtWhat you conceal beneath your petticoat;