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021.F04.HE1  D.%5r%6 Donne. %#%#At his Mistresses departure.  
021.F04.001  Since shee must goe, and I must mourne; come Night,
021.F04.002  Environ mee with darkenes whilst I write:
021.F04.003  Shadow that Hell w%5th%6in mee, w%5ch%6 alone
021.F04.004  I am to suffer when my Love is gone.
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021.F04.045  Have wee for this kept Gaurds like spie on spie?
021.F04.046  Had correspondence when the Foe stood by.
021.F04.047  Stolne (more to sweeten them) o%5r%6 many kisses->>blisses<:
021.F04.048  Of meetings, conference, imbracements, kisses?
021.F04.049  Shadowed with negligence o%5r%6 most respects?
021.F04.050  Varied o%5r%6 language through all Dialects        
021.F04.051  Of Winkes, beckes, lookes; and often under boords
021.F04.052  Spoke Dialogues with o%5r%6 feet, farre from words?
021.F04.053  Have wee prov'd all >%Vthese< secrets of our Art.
021.F04.054  Yea thy pale inward, and thy panting heart?
021.F04.055  And after all this passed Purgatory
021.F04.056  Must sadd Divorce make us the Vulgar story?
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021.F04.067  Fortune do thy worst, my Freind and I have armes
021.F04.068  Though not against thy strook*->>strookes<, against thy harmes;
021.F04.069  Rend us in sunder, thou canst not devide
021.F04.070  O%5r%6 bodies so, but that o%5r%6 soules are tied:
021.F04.071  And wee can love by Letters still, and Guifts,
021.F04.072  And Thoughts, and Dreames, Love never wanteth shifts.
021.F04.073  I will not looke upon y%5e%6 quickning Sunne,
021.F04.074  But straigst her beauty to my sence shall runne;
021.F04.075  The Aire shall note her soft, the Fire most pure,
021.F04.076  Waters suggest her cleare, and y%5e%6 Earth sure.
021.F04.077  Time shall not loose o%5r%6 passages; The Spring
021.F04.078  Shall show how fresh o%5r%6 love was in begining;
021.F04.079  The Sum%Mer how itt ripened in y%5e%6 yeare: [LM:1]
021.F04.080  And Autumne what o%5r%6 golden harvests were. [LM:2] 
021.F04.081  The Winter I'le not thinke on, to spight thee;
021.F04.082  But count itt a lost season, so shall shee.
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021.F04.095  And this to y%5e%6 Comfort of my deare I vow;
021.F04.096  My deeds shall still bee what my deeds are now.
021.F04.097  The Poles shall move to teach mee, **e->>ere< I start:
021.F04.098  And when I change my love, I'le change my heart. [CW:om]
021.F04.099  Nay if I waxe but cold in my desier, [f.38]
021.F04.100  Thinke Heaven hath motion lost, and the World fire;
021.F04.101  Much more I cold; But many words have made 
021.F04.102  That oft suspected, w%5ch%6 men would perswade.
021.F04.103  Take therfore all in this; I loue so true,
021.F04.104  As I will never looke for lesse in you.
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