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Some* say | thy fault | is youth,| some^want|onness,
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Some* say | thy grace | is youth | and gent|le
sport;
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Both grace | and faults | are loved | of more |
and less:
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Thou makst | faults grac/es that | to thee |
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As on | the fing|er of | a thron|ed queen
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The bas|est jew|el will | be well | esteemed:
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So are | those^er|rors that | in thee | are seen
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To truths | translat|ed, and for // true
things deemed.
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How ma|ny lambs | might the / stern wolf |
betray,
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If like | a lamb | he could | his looks | translate.
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How ma|ny gaz|ers mightst | thou lead | away,
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If thou | wouldst^use | the strength | of all |
thy state?
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But do | not so,| I love | thee in | such^sort,
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As thou | being mine,| mine is | thy good |
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