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Thou blind | fool Love, what | dost thou | to
mine^eyes,
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That they | behold | and see | not^what | they
see:
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They know | what beaut|y is,| see where it
lies,
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Yet what | the best | is, take | the worst | to
be.
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If eyes | corrupt | by ov|er-part|ial looks,
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Be anch|ored in | the bay | where all | men^ride,
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Why of eyes' false|hood* hast | thou forg|ed
hooks,
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Whereto | the judg|ment of | my heart | is tied?
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Why should | my heart | think that | a seve|ral
plot,
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Which my heart | knows the | wide world's com|mon
place?
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Or mine^/eyes see|ing this,| say this | is not
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To put fair truth | upon | so foul | a face,
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In things right true | my heart | and eyes |
have erred,
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And to | this false | plague are | they now |
transferred.