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When my | love swears / that she | is made | of
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I do | believe | her though | I know | she lies,
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That she | might think | me some | untut|ored
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Unlearn|ed in | the world's false sub|tleties.
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Thus^vain|ly think|ing that | she thinks | me
young,
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Although | she knows | my days | are past | the
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Simply | I cred|it her / false-speak|ing tongue,
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*On both sides thus | is simp|le truth |
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But where|fore* says | she not | she is | unjust?
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And where|fore* say | not^I | that I | am old?
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O love's best | habit | is in seem|ing trust,
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And age | in love, loves not | to have years
told.
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Therefore | I lie | with her,| and she | with me,
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And in | our faults | by lies | we flat|tered be.