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But be | content|ed when | that fell | arrest
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Without all bail | shall car|ry me | away,
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My life | hath^in | this line | some^int|erest,
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Which for | memor|ial still | with thee | shall
stay.
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When thou | review|est this,| thou dost | review
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The ve|ry part | was con|secrate | to thee:
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The earth | can have | but earth,| which is | his
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My spirit | is thine | the bet|ter part | of me:
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So then | thou hast | but lost | the dregs | of
life,
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The prey | of worms,| my bod|y be|ing dead;
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The cow|ard con|quest of | a wretch|'s knife,
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Too base | of thee | to be | remem|bered.
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The worth | of that,| is that | which it |
contains,
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And that | is this,| and this | with thee |
remains.