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I nev|er saw | that you | did paint|ing need,
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And there|fore to | your fair | no paint|ing set;
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I found |(or thought | I found)| you did | exceed
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The bar|ren tend|er of | a po|et's debt:
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And there|fore have | I slept | in your | report,
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That you | yourself | being ex|tant* well | might
show
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How far | a mod|ern quill | doth^come | too
short,
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Speaking | of worth,| what worth | in you | doth
grow.
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This sil|ence for | my sin | you did | impute,
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Which shall | be most | my glo|ry be|ing dumb;
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For I | impair | not beaut|y be|ing mute,
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When oth|ers would | give^life,| and bring | a
tomb.
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There lives | more life in one | of your |
fair^eyes
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Than both | your po|ets can | in praise | devise.