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Thus^can | my love | excuse | the slow | offense
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Of my / dull bear|er when | from thee | I speed:
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From where | thou^art,| why should | I haste | me
thence,
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Till I | return | of post|ing is / no need.
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O what | excuse | will my / poor beast | then
find,
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When swift | extrem|ity | can seem | but slow?
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Then should | I spur | though* mount|ed on | the
wind,
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In wing|ed speed | no mo|tion shall | I know,
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Then can | no* horse | with my | desire |
keep^pace.
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Therefore | desire |(of per|fectst love | being made)
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Shall neigh | no dull flesh | in his fie|ry
race;
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But love,| for love,| thus shall | excuse | my
jade,
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Since^from | thee go|ing he | went will|ful slow,
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Towards thee | I'll run,| and give | him leave |
to go.