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I grant | thou wert | not mar|ried to | my Muse,
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And there|fore mayst | without | attaint
ore look
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The ded|icat|ed words | which writ|ers use
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Of their fair sub|ject, bless|ing eve|ry book.
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Thou art | as fair | in know|ledge as | in hue,
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Finding | thy worth | a lim|it past | my praise;
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And there|fore art | enforced | to seek | anew
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Some fresh|er stamp | of the / time-bet|tering
days.
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And do so love;| yet when | they
have | devised,
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What strain|ed touch|es rhet|oric | can lend,
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Thou tru|ly fair,| wert tru|ly symp|athized
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In true plain words,| by thy / true-tel|ling
friend;
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And their / gross paint|ing might | be bet|ter
used
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Where cheeks | need blood; in thee | it is |
abused.