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| Elegy |
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| Hee that cannot chuse by loue |
| And striues agaynst it still |
| Never shall my fancy Moue |
| ffor he loues 'gaynst his will. |
| Nor hee wch. is all his owne |
| And can all pleasure choose |
| When I am caught hee can bee gon |
| And when hee list refuse. |
| Nor hee that loues none but fayre |
| ffor such by all ar sought |
| Nor hee that can for fowlenesse care |
| ffor his Iudgement is naught |
| Nor hee that hath witt, for hee |
| Will make mee his Iest or slaue |
| Nor a foole, for when |
| Hee can neyther want nor craue |
| Nor hee that still his Mistresse payes |
| ffor shee is thrall'd therefore |
| Nor hee that payes not, for hee sayes |
| Within, shee's worth no more |
| Is there then no kind of men |
| whome I may freely proue? |
| I will vent that humor then |
| In mine owne selfe-loue
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