[I’d have you, quoth he] by Anonymous

     I’d have you, quoth he.

     Would you have me? quoth she.

             O where, sir?

     In my chamber, quoth he.

     In your chamber? quoth she.

             Why there, sir?

     To kiss you, quoth he.

     To kiss me? quoth she.

             O why, sir?

     ‘Cause I love it, quoth he.

     Do you love it? quoth she.

             So do I, sir.

Lovers, Rakes and Rogues: amatory, merry and bawdy verse from 1580 to 1830, ed. by John Wardroper (London: Shelfmark Books, 1995), 134.