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| For this love is enragd wth me, [f. 97] |
| Yett killes not; if I must example be |
| To future rebells; if thunborne |
| Must learne, by my being cutt vp and torne |
| Kill, and desect me, love; for this |
| Torture against thine owne end is, |
| Rackt Carcasses make ill Anatomies.| |
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| Some man vnworthy to be possessor |
| Of old or new love; himself being false or weake, |
| Thought his paine, and shame would be lesser |
| If on womankind he mought his anger wreake |
| And thence a law did grow |
| One should but one man know |
| But are other creatures soe?| |
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| Are Sunne, Moone, or Stars, by law forbidden, |
| To smile where they list; or lend away their light? |
| Are birds divorcd, or are they chidden, |
| If they leaue their mate, or lie abroad a night? |
| Beasts did noe jointers loose |
| Though they new lovers choose |
| But we are made worse then those| |
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| Who ere rigd faire shipp to lye in harbors, |
| And not to seeke new lands, or not to deale wth All? |
| Or build faire houses sett trees and Arbors,
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