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125.H04.001 Of that short roll of freindes writt in my heart
125.H04.002 w%5ch%6 with thy name begins, since their depart
125.H04.003 Whither in th' English Prouinces they be
125.H04.004 or drinck of Po, or Sequane, or Danuby
125.H04.005 There's none that sometimes greetes vn not and yet
125.H04.006 yo%5r%6 Trent is Lethe, that pass, vs yo%5u%6 forgett
125.H04.007 yo%5u%6 doe not duties of Societies
125.H04.008 if from th' embrace of a lovd wife yo%5u%6 rise
125.H04.009 Viewe yo%5r%6 fatt beasts, stretchd barns, and labourd fieldes
125.H04.010 Eate, plaie, ride, take all ioyes, w%5ch%6 all daye yeildes
125.H04.011 And then againe to yo%5r%6 imbracements goe
125.H04.012 Some houres on vs yo%5r%6 freinds, and some bestowe
125.H04.013 vpon yo%5r%6 Muse else both we shall repent
125.H04.014 I that my loue: shee, that her guifts on yo%5u%6 are spent
125.H04.0SS Finis
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