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Alas | 'tis true,| I have | gone here and
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And made | my self | a mot|ley to | the view,
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Gored mine^|own thoughts, sold | cheap what is |
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Made^old | offens|es of | affec|tions new;
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Most^true | it is,| that I | have looked | on^truth
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Askance | and strange|ly; but | by all | above,
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These^blench|es gave | my heart | anoth|er youth,
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And worse |*essays | proved thee | my best | of
love.
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Now all | is done,| have^what | shall have | no
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Mine^ap|petite | I nev|er more | will grind
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On new|er proof,| to try | an old|er friend,
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A god | in love,| to whom | I am | confined.
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Then give | me wel|come, next | my heaven | the
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Even to thy | pure and | most most lov|ing
breast.