have not seen for many a day. The culture, too, that shapes the world, at last
Hath e'en the devil in its sphere embraced; The northern phantom from the
scene hath pass'd, Tail, talons, horns, are nowhere to be traced! As for the
foot, with which I can't dispense, 'Twould injure me in company, and hence,
Like many a youthful cavalier, False calves I now have worn for many a year.
I am beside myself with joy, To see once more the gallant Satan here!
Woman, no more that name employ!
But why! what mischief hath it done?
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