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Music to | hear, why*| hearst thou | music |
sadly?
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Sweets with | sweets war not,| joy delights in
joy. ??
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Why lovst | thou that | which thou re|ceivst
not | gladly,
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Or else | receivst | with pleas|ure thine |
annoy?
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If the / true con|cord of | well-tuned sounds,
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By un|ions mar|ried, do | offend | thine^ear,
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They do | but sweet|ly chide | thee, who |
confounds
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In sing|leness | the parts | that thou |
shouldst^bear.
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Mark how^|one string, sweet | husband to
a|nother,
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Strikes each in each | by mut|ual ord|ering,
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Resem|bling sire | and child | and hap|py
moth|er
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Who^all | in one, | one pleas|ing note | do sing:
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Whose^speech|less song, | being ma|ny, seem|ing
one,
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Sings this to thee: | thou single | wilt prove
none.
Lines 9 and 11 are hexameter