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For shame | deny | that thou | bearst love to^a|ny,
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Who for | thyself | art so | unprov|ident.
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Grant if | thou wilt,| thou art | beloved | of
ma|ny,
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But that / thou none | lovst is | most evident;
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For thou | art so | possessed | with murd|erous
hate
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That 'gainst | thyself | thou stickst | not to |
conspire.
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Seeking | that beaut|eous roof | to ru|inate
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Which to | repair | should be | thy chief |
desire.
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O change | thy thought, | that I | may change |
my mind.
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Shall hate | be fair|er lodged | than gent|le love?
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Be^as | thy pres|ence is, | gracious | and kind,
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Or to thy|self at | least kind heart|ed prove:
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Make thee | anoth|er self, | for love | of me,
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That beaut|y still | may live | in thine | or
thee.
Lines 1 and 3 are hexameter