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5277	La Fontaine, Jean de	Tales and Novels of J. de La Fontaine — Volume 03			.txt	text/plain	4665	417	94	The queen began to think her husband's rage My dear, I know your love, but from this bed, The thought was good; to feel the prince began, His fellow servants like himself to mark. A pretty servant-girl a man retain'd. Whose birth-day 'twas:--he soon began to laugh, And presently the servant girl I ey'd; SAID one, a princely husband I have got. She thought that oft the god of love appear'd, To grant the master's wish the girl was led, This girl no other bed shall have than mine; But play at ease the fond gallant at night; Here ends the trick our wily gossip play'd; Or thou'lt a beating get before 'tis long. That what I've seen 'tis folly to believe. That Harry turn'd, and soon the pack-thread felt, And some gallant that night design'd to play While he (good husband!) quietly in bed And then my lady presently gave way.	./cache/5277.txt	./txt/5277.txt