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My glass | shall not | persuade | me I | am old,
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So long | as youth | and thou | are of one date;
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But when | in thee time's fur|rows I | behold,
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Then look | I death | my days | should ex|piate.
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For all | that beaut|y that | doth^cov|er thee,
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Is but | the seem|ly rai|ment of | my heart,
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Which^in | thy breast | doth live,| as thine | in
me:
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How* can | I then | be eld|er than / thou art?
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O there|fore, love, | be of thy|self so | wary
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As I | not for my|self, but | for thee will;
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Bearing thy | heart, which^|I will | keep so
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As tend|er nurse | her babe | from far|ing ill.
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Presume | not on | thy heart | when mine | is
slain,
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Thou gavst | me thine | not to | give back
again.