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Here's a young lad
framed of another leer.
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Ha ha! Look!
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Look how the black slave
smiles upon the father,
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as who should say,
"Old lad, I am thine own."
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Aaron, what shall
I say unto the empress?
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Advise thee, Aaron,
what is to be done,
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so that we may all subscribe
to thy advice.
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Save thou the child,
so we may all be safe.
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Then sit we down,
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and let us all consult.
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Ah! My son and I will
have the wind of you.
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Keep there!
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Now, talk at pleasure
of your safety.
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How many women saw
this child of his?
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Ah, so, brave lords!
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When we join in league,
I am a lamb.
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But if you brave the Moor,
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the chafed boar,
the mountain lioness,
:38:09
the ocean swells not so
as Aaron storms.
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But say again,
how many saw the child?
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Cornelia the midwife and myself
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and no one else but
the delivered empress.
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The empress...
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the midwife...
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and yourself.
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Two may keep counsel
when the third's away.
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Go to the empress...
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tell her this I said!
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So cries a pig prepared to the spit.
:38:54
What meanest thou, Aaron?
:38:57
Wherefore didst thou this?
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Oh, lord, sir,