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Dans l'eau de la claire fontaine
Elle se baignait toute nue
Une saute de vent soudaine
Jeta ses habits dans les nues
En détresse, elle me fit signe
Pour la vêtir, d'aller chercher
Des monceaux de feuilles de vigne
Fleurs de lis ou fleurs d'oranger
Avec des pétales de roses
Un bout de corsage lui fit
La belle n'était pas bien grosse
Une seule rose a suffi
Avec le pampre de la vigne
Un bout de cotillon lui fit
Mais la belle était si petite
Qu'une seule feuille a suffi
Elle me tendit ses bras, ses lèvres
Comme pour me remercier
Je les pris avec tant de fièvre
Qu'elle fut toute déshabillée
Le jeu dut plaire à l'ingénue
Car, à la fontaine souvent
Elle s'alla baigner toute nue
En priant Dieu qu'il fit du vent
Qu'il fit du vent
Elle se baignait toute nue
Une saute de vent soudaine
Jeta ses habits dans les nues
En détresse, elle me fit signe
Pour la vêtir, d'aller chercher
Des monceaux de feuilles de vigne
Fleurs de lis ou fleurs d'oranger
Avec des pétales de roses
Un bout de corsage lui fit
La belle n'était pas bien grosse
Une seule rose a suffi
Avec le pampre de la vigne
Un bout de cotillon lui fit
Mais la belle était si petite
Qu'une seule feuille a suffi
Elle me tendit ses bras, ses lèvres
Comme pour me remercier
Je les pris avec tant de fièvre
Qu'elle fut toute déshabillée
Le jeu dut plaire à l'ingénue
Car, à la fontaine souvent
Elle s'alla baigner toute nue
En priant Dieu qu'il fit du vent
Qu'il fit du vent
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