John Dryden (1631–1700). The Poems of John Dryden. 1913.
Songs from the PlaysSong for a Girl, from Love Triumphant
How to make a Lover yield:
How to keep, or how to gain,
When to love; and when to feign.
Take me, take me, some of you,
While I yet am Young and True;
E’re I can my Soul disguise;
Heave my Breasts, and roul my Eyes.
Stay not till I learn the way,
How to Lye, and to Betray:
He that has me first, is blest,
For I may deceive the rest.
Cou’d I find a blooming Youth,
Full of Love, and full of Truth,
Brisk, and of a janty mean
I shou’d long to be Fifteen.