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Begott in thee, and by the memorie Of hurts which spies, and riualls threatned mee, I calmely begg; But by thy Parents wrath By all paines which want and diuorcement hath: I coniure thee: And all those oathes, which I And thou haue sworne, to seale ioynt constancie Heer I vnsware, and ever sweare them thus; Thou shalt not loue by meanes soe dangerous. Temper O faire loue Loues impetuous rage, Bee my true Mistris still, not my faind Page, Ile goe and by thy kynde leaue, leaue behinde Thee only worthie to nvrse in my mynde. Thirst to com̅e back. O if thou die before, From other lands, my Soule towards thee shall sore, Thy els allmightie beauty cannot moue, Rage from the Seas, nor thy loue, teach them loue. Nor tame wilde Boreas harshnes: Thou hast redd How roughly hee in peices shiuered Faire Orithia, whome hee swore hee loud Fall ill or good, tis madness toe haue proud Dangers vnurgd: feede on this Flatterie That absent louers one in the other bee. Dissemble nothinge, not a boy; nor change Thy bodies habit, nor myndes, bee not strange Too thy selfe only, all will spie in thy face A blushinge Womanly discoveringe grace. Richly clothd Apes are cald Apes; and as soone Eclipsd as bright, wee call the Moone the Moone Menn of France, changable Camelions Spittles, of diseases, shops of fashions |
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