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O how | thy worth | with man|ners may | I sing,
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When thou | art all | the bet|ter part | of me?
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What can | mine^own | praise to mine^|own self
bring?
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And what | is it but | mine^own | when I / praise thee?
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Even | for this,| let^us | divid|ed live,
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And our dear love | lose name of sing|le
one,
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That by | this sep|ara|tion I | may give:
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That due | to thee | which thou | deservst |
alone:
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O ab|sence what | a tor|ment wouldst | thou
prove,
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Were it not | thy sour | leisure | gave sweet leave,
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To ent|ertain | the time | with thoughts | of
love,
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Which time | and thoughts | so sweet|ly doth |
deceive.
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And that | thou teach|est how | to make one
twain,
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By prais|ing him here | who doth hence |
remain.