False love did me inveigle, And she like to the Eagle, Upon my breast, ay tiring, Permits me no respiring. Then would she once but bill me by the lips and so kill me. O but Calisto teareth, My heart out like the Bear whose name she beareth.
False love did me inveigle, And she like to the Eagle, Upon my breast, ay tiring, Permits me no respiring. Then would she once but bill me by the lips and so kill me. O but Calisto teareth, My heart out like the Bear whose name she beareth.