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Sin of self-love | posses|seth all | mine^eye
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And all | my soul,| and all | my eve|ry part;
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And for | this sin | there is | no rem|edy,
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It is | so ground|ed in|ward in | my heart.
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Methinks | no face | so gra|cious is | as mine,
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No shape | so true,| no truth | of such |
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And for | myself | mine^own | worth do define,
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As I | all^oth|er in / all worths | surmount.
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But when | my glass | shows^me | myself | indeed
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Beated | and chopped | with tanned | anti|quity,
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Mine^own | self-love quite | contra|ry I read;
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Self so self-|loving | were ini|quity.
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'Tis thee,| myself,| that for | myself | I
praise,
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Painting | my age | with beaut|y of | thy days.