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O me! | what eyes | hath Love | put^in | my head,
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Which^have*/ no cor|respon|dence with / true
sight;
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Or if | they have,| where is | my judg|ment fled,
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That cens|ures false|ly what | they see | aright?
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If that | be fair | whereon | my* false
eyes dote,
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What means | the world | to say | it is not so?
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If it | be not,| then love | doth well | denote
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Love's eye is not | so* true | as all
men's, no,
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How can it?| O* how | can Love's eye | be* true,
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That is | so* vexed | with watch|ing and | with tears?
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No marv|el then,| though I | mistake | my view;
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The sun | itself sees not, | till heav|en
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O cun|ning Love,| with tears | thou* keepst | me
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Lest^eyes well-see|ing thy / foul faults |
should find.