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Those parts of thee | that the / world's eye |
doth view
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Want^noth|ing that | the thought | of hearts |
can mend;
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All^tongues |(the voice | of souls) give thee |
that due,
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Uttering | bare truth, even | so as foes
commend. ??
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Thy out|ward thus | with out|ward praise | is
crowned,
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But those same tongues | that give | thee so |
thine^own,
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In oth|er ac|cents do | this praise | confound
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By see|ing farth|er than | the eye | hath shown.
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They look | into | the beaut|y of | thy mind,
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And that | in guess | they meas|ure by | thy deeds;
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Then churls | their thoughts |(although | their
eyes | were kind)
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To thy fair flower | add the / rank smell | of
weeds:
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But why | thy o|dor match|eth not | thy show,
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The soil | is this,| that thou | dost com|mon
grow.