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< 			       DE
< 			       DE
< 			      1746
< 			     OEUVRES
< 			     OEUVRES
< 			    A PARIS,
< 			    LE MONDE
< 			    LE MONDE
< 			    VOLTAIRE
< 			    VOLTAIRE.
< 			   COMME IL VA
< 			   MDCCCXXIX.
< 			   TOME XXXIII
< 			  COMME IL VA,
< 			  TOME XXXIII.
< 			PAR  M. BEUCHOT.
< 			ROMANS.  TOME I.
< 			RUE JACOB, Ndeg. 24.
< 			VISION DE BABOUC
< 			VISION DE BABOUC.
< 		     CHEZ LEFEVRE, LIBRAIRE,
< 		     RUE DU BATTOIR, Ndeg. 2O.
< 	      DE L' IMPRIMERIE DE A.  FIRMIN DIDOT,
< 	      PREFACES, AVERTISSEMENTS, NOTES, ETC.
< 	 RUE DE L'EPERON, Kdeg. 6.  WERDET ET LEQUIEN FILS,
< 	And keep you from the ugly fiend:
< 	And those again succeeding them
< 	And when your blood shall kindle pleasure,
< 	Bid your beads, and tell your needs,
< 	Every sister drop a bead;
< 	First, a mornings take your book,
< 	For I must your duty tell.
< 	For thee a mass shall still be said,
< 	For you shall sing a Requiem.
< 	Have a hair cloth for your bed.
< 	He who many children gave,
< 	Holy maid, this must be done,
< 	Holy matron, woman mild,
< 	I cast my holy water pure
< 	If you mean to live a Nun.
< 	Jesus daughter, Mary's child,
< 	Keep your hours, and tell your knell,
< 	May your happy soul be blithe,
< 	Must pray and repent:
< 	Never touch't with deadly sin;
< 	On this wall and on this door,
< 	Peace and charity within,
< 	Poor Milliscent
< 	Put cold ashes on your head,
< 	Read your Psalter, sing your latins,
< 	Rise at midnight at your matins,
< 	Scourge your self in plenteous measure.
< 	Shall approach or come this way;
< 	That from evil shall defend,
< 	That so truly pay your tithe:
< 	The glass wherein your self must look;
< 	Then, fair virgin, hear my spell,
< 	Tis fit that he one child should have.
< 	You must creep unto the Cross,
< 	You must read the mornings mass,
< 	You shall ring the sacring bell,
< 	Your holy Avies, and you Creeds;
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> 				------
> 			       DE
> 			       DE
> 			      1746
> 			     OEUVRES
> 			     OEUVRES
> 			    A PARIS,
> 			    LE MONDE
> 			    LE MONDE
> 			    VOLTAIRE
> 			    VOLTAIRE.
> 			   COMME IL VA
> 			   MDCCCXXIX.
> 			   TOME XXXIII
> 			  COMME IL VA,
> 			  TOME XXXIII.
> 			PAR  M. BEUCHOT.
> 			ROMANS.  TOME I.
> 			RUE JACOB, Ndeg. 24.
> 			VISION DE BABOUC
> 			VISION DE BABOUC.
> 		     CHEZ LEFEVRE, LIBRAIRE,
> 		     RUE DU BATTOIR, Ndeg. 2O.
> 	      DE L' IMPRIMERIE DE A.  FIRMIN DIDOT,
> 	      PREFACES, AVERTISSEMENTS, NOTES, ETC.
> 	 RUE DE L'EPERON, Kdeg. 6.  WERDET ET LEQUIEN FILS,
> 	And keep you from the ugly fiend:
> 	And those again succeeding them
> 	And when your blood shall kindle pleasure,
> 	Bid your beads, and tell your needs,
> 	Every sister drop a bead;
> 	First, a mornings take your book,
> 	For I must your duty tell.
> 	For thee a mass shall still be said,
> 	For you shall sing a Requiem.
> 	Have a hair cloth for your bed.
> 	He who many children gave,
> 	Holy maid, this must be done,
> 	Holy matron, woman mild,
> 	I cast my holy water pure
> 	If you mean to live a Nun.
> 	Jesus daughter, Mary's child,
> 	Keep your hours, and tell your knell,
> 	May your happy soul be blithe,
> 	Must pray and repent:
> 	Never touch't with deadly sin;
> 	On this wall and on this door,
> 	Peace and charity within,
> 	Poor Milliscent
> 	Put cold ashes on your head,
> 	Read your Psalter, sing your latins,
> 	Rise at midnight at your matins,
> 	Scourge your self in plenteous measure.
> 	Shall approach or come this way;
> 	That from evil shall defend,
> 	That so truly pay your tithe:
> 	The glass wherein your self must look;
> 	Then, fair virgin, hear my spell,
> 	Tis fit that he one child should have.
> 	You must creep unto the Cross,
> 	You must read the mornings mass,
> 	You shall ring the sacring bell,
> 	Your holy Avies, and you Creeds;