| T. R. Smith, comp. Poetica Erotica: Rare and Curious Amatory Verse. 1921–22. | | | | The Gallant Schemer’s Petition to The Honourable Mrs. F——s | | Anonymous |
| | (Words and music from Musical Miscellany, 1731) |
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BY the Mole on your Bubbies so round and so white, | |
| By the Mole on your Neck, where my Arms would delight, | |
| By what-ever Mole else you have got out of sight. | |
| I pr’ythee now hear me, dear Molly. | |
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| By the Kiss just a starting from off your moist Lips, | 5 |
| By the delicate up-and-down Jutt of your Hips, | |
| By the Tip of your Tongue, which all Tongues out-tips, | |
| I pr’ythee now hear me, dear Molly. | |
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| By the Down on your Bosom on which my Soul dies, | |
| By the Thing of all Things which you love as your Eyes, | 10 |
| By the Thoughts you lie down with, and those when you rise, | |
| I pr’ythee now hear me, dear Molly. | |
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| By all the soft Pleasures a Virgin can share, | |
| By the critical Minute no Virgin can bear, | |
| By the Question I burn for to ask, but don’t dare, | 15 |
| I pr’ythee now hear me, dear Molly. | | | |
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