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Oh from | what power | hast thou | this powerful
might,
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With in|suffic|iency | my heart | to sway,
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To make | me give | the lie | to my / true sight,
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And swear | that bright|ness doth | not grace |
the day?
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Whence hast^|thou this | becom|ing of / things ill,
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That in | the ve|ry ref|use of | thy deeds,
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There is / such strength | and war|rantise | of
skill,
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That in | my mind | thy worst | all best |
exceeds?
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Who taught | thee how | to make | me love | thee
more,
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The more | I hear | and see | just cause of hate,
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Oh though | I love | what oth|ers do | abhor,
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With oth|ers thou | shouldst^not | abhor | my
state:
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If thy | unworth|iness / raised love | in me,
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More worth|y I | to be | beloved | of thee.