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| I haue donne one brauer thing [302] |
| Then all the worthyes did |
| Yet a brauer thence doth spring |
| Which is to keepe that hidd |
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| It were but madnesse now t'empart |
| The skill of specular stone |
| When hee wch. can haue learnd the Art |
| To cutt it, can find none |
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| So if I now should vtter this |
| others, (because no more |
| Such stuff to worke vpon there is) |
| Would loue but as before |
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| But hee who loveliness within |
| Hath found, all other loaths |
| ffor hee who colour loues and skinn |
| Loues but theyr oldest clothes |
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| If, as I haue, you also doe |
| Vertue in woemen see |
| And dare loue that and say so too |
| And forget the Hee and Shee |
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| And if this loue though placed so |
| ffrom prophane men you hide |
| Which will no fayth on this bestowe |
| Or if they doe deride |
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| Then haue you donne a brauer thing |
| Then all the worthyes did |
| And a brauer thence will spring |
| wch is to keepe that hidd
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[CW: If yet] |