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| Cannott add another houre, nor a lost hower recall; [f. 86] |
| But come bad chance |
| And we ioine to it or strength, & we teach it art & length |
| It selfe or vs to advance.| |
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| When thou sighst, thou sighst not winde, but sighst my soule away |
| When thou weepst vnkindly kinde,my lifes blood doth decay |
| It Cannot be |
| That thou loust me, as thou sayest, if in thine my life thou wast, |
| Thou art the best of me.| |
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| Let not thy devyning hart forethinke me any ill |
| Desteny may take thy part,and may thy feares fulfill; |
| But thinke yt wee |
| Are but turnd aside to sleepe; They whom* one another keep |
| Alive, nere parted be.| |
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| Song.| |
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| When I died last, And deere I dye |
| As often, as from thee, I goe, |
| Though it be an hower agoe, |
| For louers howers be full eternity; |
| I can remember yett that I |
| Something did say, and something did bestow, |
| Though I be dead, wch sent me, I should be
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[CW: Myne] |