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That thou | hast her | it is | not^all | my
grief,
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And yet | it may | be said | I loved | her
dear|ly;
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That she | hath thee | is of | my wail|ing chief,
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A loss | in love | that touch|es me | more
near|ly.
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o
Loving | offend|ers thus | I will | excuse | ye:
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Thou dost | love her,| because | thou knowst I |
love her;
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And for / my sake | even | so doth | she a|buse
me,
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o
Suffering | my friend | for my | sake to |
approve | her.
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T T
If I lose thee,| my loss | is my love's gain,
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, oo
And los|ing her,| my friend | hath found | that loss;|
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Both^find | each oth|er, and I // lose both
twain,
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And both | for* my sake lay | on me | this
cross: |
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But here's | the joy;| my friend | and I | are
one;|
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Sweet flat/tery! | then she | loves but | me
a|lone.
Lines 1, 3, 9, and 11 are pentameter; the rest are hexameter.