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021.HH1.HE1  At his Mistris departure
021.HH1.001  Since shee must goe & I must moorn, co%M night
021.HH1.002  environ me with darknes whilst I write
021.HH1.003  Shadow thie Hell vnto mee which alone
021.HH1.004  I am to suffer, when my love is gone;
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021.HH1.045  Haue me for this kept guard, >>*[<<like>>][Mvar:*set]<< Spye on Spy
021.HH1.046  had correspondence when the foe stood by
021.HH1.047  Stolne (more to sweeten them) our many kisses->>blisses< [Mnote:>blises<]
021.HH1.048  oer->>of< meeting, conference, embrac'd w%5th%6 kisses,
021.HH1.049  shadowed, w%5th%6 negligence, ou%5r%6 most respects
021.HH1.050  varied our language through all Dialects
021.HH1.051  Of becks, winks, lookes, & often vnderboords
021.HH1.052  Spake Dialogues with our feet, farr fro%M words;
021.HH1.053  Haue wee prov>>'<<ed all theise seacrets of ou%5r%6 arts->>>art<<
021.HH1.054  yea thy pale inwards & thy panting hart>>?<<
021.HH1.055  And after all this passed->>>pas't<< Purgatory
021.HH1.056  must sad divorse make vs the vulgar story?
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021.HH1.067  Fortune do thy worst, my frend & I haue arms
021.HH1.068  though not aganst thy strokes, against thy harms
021.HH1.069  Rend vs in sonder thou canst not devide [CW:om]
021.HH1.070  Our bodies so>>,<< but that our Sowles are tyde: [98r]
021.HH1.071  And wee can loue by letters still >%5&%6< guyfts
021.HH1.072  & thoughts & dreames; love never wants->>>wanteth<< shifts
021.HH1.073  I will not looke vpon the quickning Sunne
021.HH1.074  but streight->str>>a<<ight her beautie to my sense shall run%M;
021.HH1.075  The Aire shall note her softe, the fyre most pure,
021.HH1.076  waters suggest>>%Y<<suggest>>%Z<< her cleere, & earth >>%^her<< sure
021.HH1.077  Tyme shall not loose our passages, the Spring,
021.HH1.078  howe fresh our love was in beginning,
021.HH1.079  The Som%Mer howe it ripened in the yeare>>,<<
021.HH1.080  And Autumne, what our goulde%M harvists wer>%5e%6<,
021.HH1.081  The winter, Ile not think on, to spight thee
021.HH1.082  but count it >%^a< lost season; so shall shee.
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021.HH1.095  And this, to the comfort of my deer, I vow.
021.HH1.096  My deeds shall still be what my deads->de>>e<<ds are /now:
021.HH1.097  The Poles shall move, to teach mee, ere I start
021.HH1.098  And when I chan%Mge my love, Ile change my /hart
021.HH1.099  Nay if I wax but cold in my desyre
021.HH1.100  Think Heaven hath motion lost & y%5e%6 world fyre,
021.HH1.101  Much more I could, but many words haue made
021.HH1.102  that oft suspected, which men would perswade
021.HH1.103  Take therfore all in this, I love so true
021.HH1.104  As I will never look for less in you.
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021.HH1.0$$  Ll. 1-4, 45-56, 67-82, 95-104 only. no ind. Entered by Scribe A, "cor" by B.