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Not from | the stars | do I | my judge|ment
pluck;
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And yet | methinks | I have | Astron|omy,
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But not | to tell | of good | or ev|il luck,
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Of plagues, | of dearths, | or seas|ons'
qual|ity;
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Nor can | I for|tune to / brief min|utes tell,
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Pointing | to each | his thund|er, rain | and
wind,
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Or say | with prin|ces if | it shall | go^well
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By oft | predict | that I | in heav|en find:
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But from | thine^eyes | my know|ledge I | derive,
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And const|ant stars, | in them | I read | such art
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As truth | and beaut|y shall | togeth|er thrive,
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If from | thyself, | to store | thou wouldst |
convert;
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Or else | of thee | this^I | prognos|ticate:
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Thy end | is truth's | and beaut|y's doom | and
date.