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Then hate | me when | thou wilt;| if ev|er, now;
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Now while*| the world | is bent | my deeds | to
cross,
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Join with | the spite | of for|tune, make | me
bow,
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And do | not^drop | in for | an aft|er-loss:
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Ah* do | not, when | my heart | hath escaped | this
sor|row,
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Come^in | the rear|ward of | a con|quered woe;
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Give^not | a wind|y night | a rai|ny mor|row
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To ling|er out | a pur|posed ov|erthrow.
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If thou | wilt leave | me, do | not leave | me
last,
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When oth|er pet|ty griefs | have done | their spite,
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But in | the on|set come,| so shall | I taste
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At first | the ve|ry worst | of for|tune's might;
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And oth|er strains | of woe,| which now |
seem^woe,
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Compared | with loss | of thee,| will not |
seem^so.
Lines 6 and 8 are hexameter