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Against | that time |(if ever | that time come)
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When I | shall see | thee frown | on my |
defects,
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When as | thy love | hath cast | his ut|most^sum,
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Called to | that aud|it by | advised | respects;
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Against | that time | when thou | shalt strange|ly
pass,
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And scarce|ly greet | me with | that sun |
thine^eye,
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When love | convert|ed from | the thing | it was
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Shall reas|ons find | of set|tled grav|ity;
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Against | that time | do I | ensconce | me here,
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Within | the know|ledge of | mine^own | desert,
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And this | my hand,| against | my self | uprear,
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To guard | the law|ful reas|ons on | thy part,
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To leave poor me | thou hast | the strength |
of laws,
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Since why | to love | I can | allege | no* cause.