Citation - Boston Gazette: 1735.02.10

BG.735.005
3-10 Feb 1735:32 (788)
ON A Negro GIRL MAKING HER COURT TO A FAIR YOUTH:
My charming youth! Why fly's thou me?
Who in loves flames consumes for thee.
I'm black, tis true, and so is night;
And love doth in the dark delight.
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THE BOY'S ANSWER.
Negro, complain not, that I fly' 
When fate commands antipathy.
Prodigious might that union prove,
When day and night together move.
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