“Beware of fair and painted talk,    Beware of flattering tongues: The Mermaids do pretend no good    For all their pleasant songs. {{pb}} Some use the tears of crocodiles,    Contrary to their heart: And if they cannot always weep,    They wet their cheeks by art.”

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