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As a | decrep|it fath|er takes | delight
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To see | his ac|tive child | do deeds of youth,
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So I,| made^lame | by For|tune's dear|est spite
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Take^all | my com|fort of / thy worth | and
truth.
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For wheth|er beaut|y, birth,| or wealth,| or wit,
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Or an|y of | these^all,| or all,| or more,
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Entit|led in | thy parts,| do crown|ed sit,
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I make | my love | engraft|ed to | this store:
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So then | I am not | lame, poor, nor | despised,
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Whilst^that | this shad|ow doth | such^sub|stance^give,
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That I | in thy | abun|dance am | sufficed,
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And by | a part | of all | thy glo|ry live:
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Look what is best,| that best | I wish | in
thee:
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This wish | I have;| then ten | times happy me.