And all the junctures of her frame are loose,
'Tis easy both to see and spit upon her;
And she will go to any drinking-bout;
And take a crown-piece, aye, or e'en a sixpence,
And welcome all men, be they old or young.
Nay, she's become so tame, my dearest sir,
She'll even take the money from your hand. —Walsh.
Plato. (Book xiii. § 56, p. 940.)
Archianássa's my own one,