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021.F11.0HE  Doctor Corbett on his wives departure.|
021.F11.001  Since shee must goe, and I must mourne, come night,
021.F11.002  Environ mee with darknes whilest I write:
021.F11.003  Shadowe that hell vnto mee which alone
021.F11.004  I am to suffer, when my love is gone:
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021.F11.045  have wee for this kept guard, like spie on spie, 
021.F11.046  Had correspondence with his foe stood by,
021.F11.047  Stolne more sweetnes, then our many blisses
021.F11.048  Of meeting, conference, imbracement, kisses,
021.F11.049  Shadowed with negligence our most respectes,
021.F11.050  Varyed our language, through all dialectes,
021.F11.051  Of beckes, winkes, lookes, and often vnderboardes,
021.F11.052  Speake Dyalectes with our feet, yet farr from wordes.    
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021.F11.067  ffortune doe thy worst, whilest shee and I have armes,
021.F11.068  Though not against thy stroake, against thy harmes.
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021.F11.073  I will not looke vpon yo%5r%6 quickning Sun,
021.F11.074  But straite her beauty to my sence shall run:
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021.F11.095  And still to comfort of my Deare I vowe,
021.F11.096  My deeds shall still bee, what my wordes are nowe.
021.F11.097  The poles themselves shall move mee e're I start,
021.F11.098  And when I change my love, I'le change my hart.|
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