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Por eso he salido a encontrarte, Buscando tu rostro con ansiedad, y te he hallado. (Proverbs 7:15)
He tendido mi lecho con colchas, Con linos de Egipto en colores. (Proverbs 7:16)
He rociado mi cama Con mirra, áloes y canela. (Proverbs 7:17)
Ven, embriaguémonos de amor hasta la mañana, Deleitémonos con caricias.
Porque mi marido no está en casa, Se ha ido a un largo viaje; (Proverbs 7:19)
Se ha llevado en la mano la bolsa del dinero, Volverá a casa para la luna llena." (Proverbs 7:20)
Con sus palabras persuasivas lo atrae, Lo seduce con sus labios lisonjeros. (Proverbs 7:21)

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