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| Shall spring. Thousands wee see wch travayle not [f. 31v] |
| To warres: but stay Swords, Armes, and Shott |
| To make at home. And shall not I doe then |
| More glorious Service staying, To make Men. |
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| Elegie 11. |
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| By our first strang, and fatall Interveiwe, |
| By all desires, wch thereof did ensue, |
| By our long starving hopes, by that remorse |
| Which my wordes masculine perswasive force |
| Begott in thee, and by the memorie |
| Of hurtes, wch Spies, and Riualls threatned mee |
| I calmelie begg: But by thy Parents wrath |
| By all paines, wch want, and diuorcement hath |
| I coniure thee, and all those* oathes, which I |
| And thou haue sworne to seale ioynt Constancie. |
| Heere I vnsweare, and ouer sweare them thus. |
| Thou shalt not loue by meanes soe dangerous. |
| Temper (o faire loue) loues impetuous rage, |
| Bee my true Mistris still, not my faign'd Page ... |
| Ile goe, and by thy kind leave, leave behynd |
| Thee onelie worthie, to nurce in my mynd
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