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  <dc:title>Will you come to the Bower? </dc:title>
  <dc:description>A man, wearing top boots, a buttoned coat and a hat tied on with a scarf, gestures towards a 'bower' above which are hung a pair of breeches and says: "Will you come to the bower I have shaded for you. Our bed shall be roses all spangled with dew."
The woman, wearing a diamond-pattern petticoat, a gown which she is holding up off the ground, and hat tied on with a scarf, has arm through that of the man.  She looks down demurely, replying:  
"Dear Sir - spare my blushes -  I was the rain was over!"
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  <dc:date>[1800-1809]</dc:date>
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