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Being | your slave | what should | I do | but
tend,
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Upon | the hours,| and times | of your | desire?
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I have | no pre|cious time | at all | to spend;
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Nor serv|ices | to do | till you | require.
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Nor dare | I chide | the world | without |
end^hour,
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Whilst I |(my sove|reign) watch | the clock | for
you,
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Nor think | the bit|terness | of ab|sence sour,
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When you | have bid | your serv|ant once | adieu;
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Nor dare | I ques|tion with | my jeal|ous thought
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Where you | may be,| or your | affairs | suppose,
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But like a | sad slave stay | and think | of
nought
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Save^where | you are,| how hap|py you | make
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So true | a fool | is love,| that in | your will,
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(Though^you | do an|ything)| he thinks | no ill.