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021.F06.0HE  E%+LEGIES XIIII. /H%+is parting from her      
021.F06.001  S%+ince she must goe, and I must mourne, come night
021.F06.002  Enuiron me with darknesse, whilst I write:
021.F06.003  Shadow that hell vnto me which alone
021.F06.004  I am to suffer when my soule is gone
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021.F06.045  Have we for this kept gaurds, like Spie or Spie 3
021.F06.046  had correspondence whilst the foe stood by 2
021.F06.047  Stolne (more to sweeten them.) our manie blisses
021.F06.048  of meetinges, conference, imbracmentes kisses
021.F06.049  Shadow'd with negligence our most respectes
021.F06.050  Varied our language through all dialects
021.F06.051  Of beckes. winkes, lookes, and often underboards
021.F06.052  Spo>a<ke dialogues with our feet farre from words
021.F06.053  haue wee prov'd all y%5e%6 secrets of our Art,
021.F06.054  yea thy pale inwards, and thy panting Hart?
021.F06.055  And after all this passed purgatory
021.F06.056  Must sad divorce make vs y%5e%6 vulger Story
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021.F06.067  ffortune, do thy worst, my friend haue armes
021.F06.068  Though not against thy strokes. ageinst y%M harmes
021.F06.069  Bend vs, in sunder thou canst not diuide
021.F06.070  Our bodies so but y%5t%6 our soules are ty'd
021.F06.071  And we can loue by letters still, and gifts,
021.F06.072  and thoughts & dreames; love neuer wanteth \(shifts
021.F06.073  I will not looke vpon y%5e%6 quickning Sunne
021.F06.074  but Straight her bewtie to my %Yselfe%Z->sense shall runne
021.F06.075  The ayre shall not her soft y%5e%6 fire most pure
021.F06.076  Watters suggest her cleare, and y%5e%6 earth shure
021.F06.077  Time shall not lose her passages, the Springe
021.F06.078  how freash our loue was in y%5e%6 begininge
021.F06.079  The summer, how it ripened. in y%5e%6 yeare;
021.F06.080  and autumne, what our goulden haruest weare
021.F06.081  The winter I'll not thinke on to spight thee
021.F06.082  but count it a lost season so shall shee
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021.F06.095  And this to y%5e%6 comfort of my deare I *vow
021.F06.096  my deeds shall still bee what my deedes are now
021.F06.097  The poles shall moue to teache me ere I start
021.F06.098  and when I Change my love. I'll chang my hart
021.F06.099  Nay if I waxe but Could in my desire
021.F06.100  Thinke heauen hath motion lost, & y%5e%6 world fire
021.F06.101  Much more I could. but many words haue made
021.F06.102  That, oft, suspected which man would perswade
021.F06.103  Take thierfore->>therfore< all in this I loue soe true
021.F06.104  as I will neuer look for lesse in you,
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