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When thou | shalt be | disposed | to set | me
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And place | my mer|it in | the eye | of scorn,
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Upon | thy side,| against | myself | I'll fight,
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And prove | thee vir|tuous, though | thou art |
forsworn:
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With mine own | weakness | being | best
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Upon | thy part / I can | set down a stor||y
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Of faults | concealed,| wherein | I am
at|tainted;
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That thou | in los|ing me | shalt win | much^glo||ry
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And I | by this | will be | a gain|er too;
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For bend|ing all | my lov|ing thoughts | on^thee,
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The in|juries | that to | myself | I do,
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Doing | thee vant|age, doub|le-vant|age me.
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Such^is | my love,| to thee | I so | belong,
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That for | thy right,| myself | will bear | all^wrong.