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Espa ol	A
Hombres necios que acus is	B
a la mujer sin raz n	C
sin ver que sois la ocasi n	C
de lo mismo que culp is	B
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si con ansia sin igual	A
solicit is su desd n	C
por qu quereis que obren bien	D
si las incit is al mal	A
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Combat s su resistencia	E
y luego con gravedad	F
dec s que fue liviandad	F
lo que hizo la diligencia	E
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Parecer quiere el denuedo	F
de vuestro parecer loco	G
al ni o que pone el coco	G
y luego le tiene miedo	F
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Quer is con presunci n necia	E
hallar a la que busc is	B
para pretendida Thais	H
y en la posesi n Lucrecia	E
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Qu humor puede ser m s raro	I
que el que falto de consejo	J
el mismo empa a el espejo	J
y siente que no est claro	J
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Con el favor y el desd n	C
ten is condici n igual	A
quej ndoos si os tratan mal	A
burl ndoos si os quieren bien	D
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Opini n ninguna gana	D
pues la que m s se recata	F
si no os admite es ingrata	F
y si os admite es liviana	D
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Siempre tan necios and is	B
que con desigual nivel	A
a una culp is por cr el	A
y a otra por f cil culp is	B
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Pues c mo ha de estar templada	F
la que vuestro amor pretende	F
si la que es ingrata ofende	F
y la que es f cil enfada	F
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Mas entre el enfado y pena	D
que vuestro gusto refiere	J
bien haya la que no os quiere	J
y quejaos en hora buena	D
	-
Dan vuestras amantes penas	B
a sus libertades alas	B
y despu s de hacerlas malas	B
las quer is hallar muy buenas	B
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Cu l mayor culpa ha tenido	F
en una pasi n errada	F
la que cae de rogada	F
o el que ruega de ca do	F
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O cu l es m s de culpar	J
aunque cualquiera mal haga	D
la que peca por la paga	D
o el que paga por pecar	J
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Pues para qu e os espant is	B
de la culpa que ten is	B
Queredlas cual las hac is	B
o hacedlas cual las busc is	B
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Dejad de solicitar	J
y despu s con m s raz n	D
acusar is la afici n	D
de la que os fuere a rogar	J
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Bien con muchas armas fundo	F
que lidia vuestra arrogancia	E
pues en promesa e instancia	E
junt is diablo carne y mundo	F
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English	E
Silly you men so very adept	F
at wrongly faulting womankind	F
not seeing you're alone to blame	K
for faults you plant in woman's mind	F
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After you've won by urgent plea	A
the right to tarnish her good name	K
you still expect her to behave	L
you that coaxed her into shame	K
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You batter her resistance down	D
and then all righteousness proclaim	K
that feminine frivolity	A
not your persistence is to blame	K
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When it comes to bravely posturing	D
your witlessness must take the prize	B
you're the child that makes a bogeyman	D
and then recoils in fear and cries	B
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Presumptuous beyond belief	M
you'd have the woman you pursue	F
be Thais when you're courting her	J
Lucretia once she falls to you	F
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For plain default of common sense	B
could any action be so queer	J
as oneself to cloud the mirror	J
then complain that it's not clear	J
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Whether you're favored or disdained	F
nothing can leave you satisfied	F
You whimper if you're turned away	N
you sneer if you've been gratified	F
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With you no woman can hope to score	J
whichever way she's bound to lose	B
spurning you she's ungrateful	A
succumbing you call her lewd	F
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Your folly is always the same	K
you apply a single rule	A
to the one you accuse of looseness	B
and the one you brand as cruel	A
	-
What happy mean could there be	A
for the woman who catches your eye	O
if unresponsive she offends	B
yet whose complaisance you decry	O
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Still whether it's torment or anger	J
and both ways you've yourselves to blame	K
God bless the woman who won't have you	F
no matter how loud you complain	D
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It's your persistent entreaties	B
that change her from timid to bold	F
Having made her thereby naughty	A
you would have her good as gold	F
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So where does the greater guilt lie	O
for a passion that should not be	A
with the man who pleads out of baseness	B
or the woman debased by his plea	A
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Or which is more to be blamed	F
though both will have cause for chagrin	D
the woman who sins for money	A
or the man who pays money to sin	D
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So why are you men all so stunned	F
at the thought you're all guilty alike	D
Either like them for what you've made them	P
or make of them what you can like	D
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If you'd give up pursuing them	P
you'd discover without a doubt	F
you've a stronger case to make	D
against those who seek you out	F
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I well know what powerful arms	B
you wield in pressing for evil	A
your arrogance is allied	F
with the world the flesh and the devil	A

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