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Since I | left you,| mine^eye | is in | my mind;
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And that | which gov|erns me | to go | about
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Doth^part | his fun|ction and | is part|ly blind,
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Seems see/ing, but | effec|tually | is out;
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For^it | no form | deliv|ers to | the heart
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Of bird,| of flower,| or shape | which^it | doth^lack,
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Of his quick ob|jects^hath | the mind | no
part,
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Nor his / own vis|ion holds | what it | doth
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For if | it see | the rud|est or gent|lest sight,
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The most | sweet fav/or or de|formedst | creature,
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The mount|ain or | the sea,| the day,| or night,
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The crow,| or dove,| it shapes | them to your
| feature.
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Incap|able | of more | replete,| with you,
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My most^/true mind | thus mak|eth mine^eye |
untrue.