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021.R05.HE1  Att his M%5rs%6 departure
021.R05.001  Since shee must goe, & I must mourne, come night
021.R05.002  Environ mee with darkenes whilst I write
021.R05.003  Shaddow that darkesome hell which I alone
021.R05.004  Am bound to suffer when my Loue is gone
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021.R05.045  Haue wee for this kept guards, sett spye one spye
021.R05.046  Haue correspondence when y%5e%6 foe %Jdrawes nigh%K?
021.R05.047  Stolne (more to sweeten them) our many blisses
021.R05.048  Of meetings, conference, embracem%5ts%6 kisses,
021.R05.049  Shaddowed with negligence or more respects
021.R05.050  varyed our Language through all dialects
021.R05.051  Off becks, wincks, Lookes & often vnder boards
021.R05.052  Speake dialogues with out->>our< feet, farr fro%M words,  
021.R05.053  Haue wee prou'd all these secretts of our art
021.R05.054  Yea thy pale inward & thy pantinge heart
021.R05.055  And after all this passed purgatory
021.R05.056  must sad diuorce make vs the vulgars story
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021.R05.067  Fortune doe thy worst, my freinds & I haue armes
021.R05.068  Though not ag%5t%6 thy stroakes, ag%5t%6 thy charmes
021.R05.069  Rend vs asunder yett thou canst not diuide
021.R05.070  Our bodyes soe, but our soules will be ty'de
021.R05.071  And wee can Loue by Letters & by gifts
021.R05.072  And thoughts & dreames, Loue neuer wanteth shifts.
021.R05.073  I will not Looke vpo%M the pierceinge sunne
021.R05.074  But streight her beuty to my face shall runne
021.R05.075  The ayre shall note her soft, the fire her pure
021.R05.076  Water suggest her cleare & y%5e%6 earth sure. [p.309]
021.R05.077  Times shall not want our passages y%5e%6 springe
021.R05.078  How fresh o%5r%6 Loue was in the beginninge
021.R05.079  The Sum%Mer how itt ripened in the eare  
021.R05.080  And Autumne with o%5r%6 golden haruest weare
021.R05.081  The Winter Ile not thinke one to spy thee x
021.R05.082  But count itt a Lost seaso%M soe shall shee x
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021.R05.095  And this th'comfort of my deare I vow
021.R05.096  My deeds shall euer bee w%5t%6 they are now
021.R05.097  The Poles shall teach mee firmnesse not to start
021.R05.098  And w%5n%6 I change my Loue Ile change my heart.
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021.R05.101  Much more I could but many words haue made
021.R05.102  That oft suspected which men would p%Pswade
021.R05.103  Take therefore all in this, I Loue soe truely->>true<
021.R05.104  That I will neuer Looke for lesse in you.
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