LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	From fairest creatures we desire increase,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That thereby beauty's rose might never die,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But as the riper should by time decease,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	His tender heir might bear his memory:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	But thou contracted to thine own bright eyes,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Feed'st thy light's flame with self-substantial fuel,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Making a famine where abundance lies,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thy self thy foe, to thy sweet self too cruel:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Thou that art now the world's fresh ornament,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And only herald to the gaudy spring,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Within thine own bud buriest thy content,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And tender churl mak'st waste in niggarding:	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Pity the world, or else this glutton be,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ4 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	To eat the world's due, by the grave and thee.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When forty winters shall besiege thy brow,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And dig deep trenches in thy beauty's field,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Thy youth's proud livery so gazed on now,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSlJ5	Will be a tatter'd weed of small worth held:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Then being asked, where all thy beauty lies,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Where all the treasure of thy lusty days;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To say, within thine own deep sunken eyes,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Were an all-eating shame, and thriftless praise.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	How much more praise deserv'd thy beauty's use,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	If thou couldst answer 'This fair child of mine	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Shall sum my count, and make my old excuse,'	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Proving his beauty by succession thine!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	This were to be new made when thou art old,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ4 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And see thy blood warm when thou feel'st it cold.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Look in thy glass and tell the face thou viewest	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Now is the time that face should form another;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Whose fresh repair if now thou not renewest,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Thou dost beguile the world, unbless some mother.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	For where is she so fair whose unear'd womb	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Disdains the tillage of thy husbandry?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or who is he so fond will be the tomb,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Of his self-love to stop posterity?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Thou art thy mother's glass and she in thee	real
LB3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Calls back the lovely April of her prime;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So thou through windows of thine age shalt see,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Despite of wrinkles this thy golden time.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But if thou live, remember'd not to be,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Die single and thine image dies with thee.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Unthrifty loveliness, why dost thou spend	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Upon thy self thy beauty's legacy?	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nature's bequest gives nothing, but doth lend,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And being frank she lends to those are free:	real
LB5 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Then, beauteous niggard, why dost thou abuse	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The bounteous largess given thee to give?	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Profitless usurer, why dost thou use	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So great a sum of sums, yet canst not live?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	For having traffic with thy self alone,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Thou of thy self thy sweet self dost deceive:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then how when nature calls thee to be gone,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	What acceptable audit canst thou leave?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Thy unused beauty must be tombed with thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which, used, lives th' executor to be.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Those hours, that with gentle work did frame	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	The lovely gaze where every eye doth dwell,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Will play the tyrants to the very same	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And that unfair which fairly doth excel;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3	For never-resting time leads summer on	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	To hideous winter, and confounds him there;	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Sap checked with frost, and lusty leaves quite gone,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Beauty o'er-snowed and bareness every where:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Then were not summer's distillation left,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	A liquid prisoner pent in walls of glass,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Beauty's effect with beauty were bereft,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor it, nor no remembrance what it was:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	But flowers distill'd, though they with winter meet,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Leese but their show; their substance still lives sweet.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Then let not winter's ragged hand deface,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	In thee thy summer, ere thou be distill'd:	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Make sweet some vial; treasure thou some place	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	With beauty's treasure ere it be self-kill'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	That use is not forbidden usury,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which happies those that pay the willing loan;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That's for thy self to breed another thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or ten times happier, be it ten for one;	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Ten times thy self were happier than thou art,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	If ten of thine ten times refigur'd thee:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Then what could death do if thou shouldst depart,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Leaving thee living in posterity?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Be not self-will'd, for thou art much too fair	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To be death's conquest and make worms thine heir.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Lo! in the orient when the gracious light	real
LB4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Lifts up his burning head, each under eye	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Doth homage to his new-appearing sight,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Serving with looks his sacred majesty;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And having climb'd the steep-up heavenly hill,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Resembling strong youth in his middle age,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Yet mortal looks adore his beauty still,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Attending on his golden pilgrimage:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	But when from highmost pitch, with weary car,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Like feeble age, he reeleth from the day,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ3	The eyes, 'fore duteous, now converted are	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	From his low tract, and look another way:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So thou, thyself outgoing in thy noon:	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Unlook'd, on diest unless thou get a son.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Music to hear, why hear'st thou music sadly?	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Sweets with sweets war not, joy delights in joy:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Why lov'st thou that which thou receiv'st not gladly,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Or else receiv'st with pleasure thine annoy?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	If the true concord of well-tuned sounds,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	By unions married, do offend thine ear,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	They do but sweetly chide thee, who confounds	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In singleness the parts that thou shouldst bear.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Mark how one string, sweet husband to another,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Strikes each in each by mutual ordering;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Resembling sire and child and happy mother,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who, all in one, one pleasing note do sing:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Whose speechless song being many, seeming one,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Sings this to thee: 'Thou single wilt prove none.'	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Is it for fear to wet a widow's eye,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That thou consum'st thy self in single life?	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Ah! if thou issueless shalt hap to die,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The world will wail thee like a makeless wife;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ3	The world will be thy widow and still weep	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That thou no form of thee hast left behind,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When every private widow well may keep	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	By children's eyes, her husband's shape in mind:	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Look! what an unthrift in the world doth spend	real
LB4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	Shifts but his place, for still the world enjoys it;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But beauty's waste hath in the world an end,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	And kept unused the user so destroys it.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	No love toward others in that bosom sits	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That on himself such murd'rous shame commits.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4	For shame! deny that thou bear'st love to any,	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Who for thy self art so unprovident.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Grant, if thou wilt, thou art belov'd of many,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	But that thou none lov'st is most evident:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For thou art so possess'd with murderous hate,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That 'gainst thy self thou stick'st not to conspire,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	Seeking that beauteous roof to ruinate	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Which to repair should be thy chief desire.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! change thy thought, that I may change my mind:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Shall hate be fairer lodg'd than gentle love?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Be, as thy presence is, gracious and kind,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ4 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Or to thyself at least kind-hearted prove:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Make thee another self for love of me,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That beauty still may live in thine or thee.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As fast as thou shalt wane, so fast thou grow'st,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	In one of thine, from that which thou departest;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And that fresh blood which youngly thou bestow'st,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Thou mayst call thine when thou from youth convertest,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Herein lives wisdom, beauty, and increase;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Without this folly, age, and cold decay:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If all were minded so, the times should cease	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And threescore year would make the world away.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Let those whom nature hath not made for store,	real
LB5 MwSlJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Harsh, featureless, and rude, barrenly perish:	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Look, whom she best endow'd, she gave thee more;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Which bounteous gift thou shouldst in bounty cherish:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	She carv'd thee for her seal, and meant thereby,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Thou shouldst print more, not let that copy die.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When I do count the clock that tells the time,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And see the brave day sunk in hideous night;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	When I behold the violet past prime,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And sable curls, all silvered o'er with white;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When lofty trees I see barren of leaves,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which erst from heat did canopy the herd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And summer's green all girded up in sheaves,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Borne on the bier with white and bristly beard,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Then of thy beauty do I question make,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That thou among the wastes of time must go,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Since sweets and beauties do themselves forsake	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And die as fast as they see others grow;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	And nothing 'gainst Time's scythe can make defence	real
LB4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Save breed, to brave him when he takes thee hence.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2	O! that you were your self; but, love you are	real
LB2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	No longer yours, than you your self here live:	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Against this coming end you should prepare,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And your sweet semblance to some other give:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	So should that beauty which you hold in lease	real
LB4 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2	Find no determination; then you were	real
LB2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Yourself again, after yourself's decease,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When your sweet issue your sweet form should bear.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Who lets so fair a house fall to decay,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which husbandry in honour might uphold,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Against the stormy gusts of winter's day	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And barren rage of death's eternal cold?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! none but unthrifts. Dear my love, you know,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	You had a father: let your son say so.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Not from the stars do I my judgement pluck;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And yet methinks I have astronomy,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	But not to tell of good or evil luck,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Of plagues, of dearths, or seasons' quality;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Nor can I fortune to brief minutes tell,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Pointing to each his thunder, rain and wind,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ4	Or say with princes if it shall go well	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	By oft predict that I in heaven find:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But from thine eyes my knowledge I derive,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	And constant stars in them I read such art	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	As 'Truth and beauty shall together thrive,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	If from thyself, to store thou wouldst convert';	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Or else of thee this I prognosticate:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	'Thy end is truth's and beauty's doom and date.'	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	When I consider every thing that grows	real
LB4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Holds in perfection but a little moment,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	That this huge stage presenteth nought but shows	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Whereon the stars in secret influence comment;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	When I perceive that men as plants increase,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Cheered and checked even by the self-same sky,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Vaunt in their youthful sap, at height decrease,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And wear their brave state out of memory;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Then the conceit of this inconstant stay	real
LB4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Sets you most rich in youth before my sight,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Where wasteful Time debateth with decay	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To change your day of youth to sullied night,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And all in war with Time for love of you,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	As he takes from you, I engraft you new.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	But wherefore do not you a mightier way	real
LB4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSlJ5	Make war upon this bloody tyrant, Time?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	And fortify your self in your decay	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	With means more blessed than my barren rhyme?	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Now stand you on the top of happy hours,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And many maiden gardens, yet unset,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	With virtuous wish would bear you living flowers,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Much liker than your painted counterfeit:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	So should the lines of life that life repair,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which this, Time's pencil, or my pupil pen,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Neither in inward worth nor outward fair,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Can make you live your self in eyes of men.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	To give away yourself, keeps yourself still,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	And you must live, drawn by your own sweet skill.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who will believe my verse in time to come,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	If it were fill'd with your most high deserts?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Though yet heaven knows it is but as a tomb	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which hides your life, and shows not half your parts.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If I could write the beauty of your eyes,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And in fresh numbers number all your graces,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	The age to come would say 'This poet lies;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Such heavenly touches ne'er touch'd earthly faces.'	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So should my papers, yellow'd with their age,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Be scorn'd, like old men of less truth than tongue,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	And your true rights be term'd a poet's rage	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And stretched metre of an antique song:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But were some child of yours alive that time,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	You should live twice% in it, and in my rhyme.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Thou art more lovely and more temperate:	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And summer's lease hath all too short a date:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And often is his gold complexion dimm'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And every fair from fair sometime declines,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	By chance, or nature's changing course untrimm'd:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But thy eternal summer shall not fade,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow'st,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor shall death brag thou wander'st in his shade,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When in eternal lines to time thou grow'st,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Devouring Time, blunt thou the lion's paws,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	And make the earth devour her own sweet brood;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Pluck the keen teeth from the fierce tiger's jaws,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And burn the long-liv'd phoenix, in her blood;	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Make glad and sorry seasons as thou fleets,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And do whate'er thou wilt, swift-footed Time,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To the wide world and all her fading sweets;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	But I forbid thee one most heinous crime:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	O! carve not with thy hours my love's fair brow,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Nor draw no lines there with thine antique pen;	real
LB5 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Him in thy course untainted do allow	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For beauty's pattern to succeeding men.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Yet, do thy worst old Time: despite thy wrong,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	My love shall in my verse ever live young.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	A woman's face with nature's own hand painted,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Hast thou, the master mistress of my passion;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	A woman's gentle heart, but not acquainted	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	With shifting change, as is false women's fashion:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	An eye more bright than theirs, less false in rolling,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Gilding the object whereupon it gazeth;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	A man in hue all 'hues' in his controlling,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Which steals men's eyes and women's souls amazeth.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And for a woman wert thou first created;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Till Nature, as she wrought thee, fell a-doting,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And by addition me of thee defeated,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	By adding one thing to my purpose nothing.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	But since she prick'd thee out for women's pleasure,	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Mine be thy love and thy love's use their treasure.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So is it not with me as with that Muse,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Stirr'd by a painted beauty to his verse,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Who heaven itself for ornament doth use	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And every fair with his fair doth rehearse,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Making a couplement of proud compare'	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	With sun and moon, with earth and sea's rich gems,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	With April's first-born flowers, and all things rare,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That heaven's air in this huge rondure hems.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	O! let me, true in love, but truly write,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	And then believe me, my love is as fair	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	As any mother's child, though not so bright	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	As those gold candles fix'd in heaven's air:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Let them say more that like of hearsay well;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I will not praise that purpose not to sell.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	My glass shall not persuade me I am old,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So long as youth and thou are of one date;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ4 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But when in thee time's furrows I behold,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Then look I death my days should expiate.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	For all that beauty that doth cover thee,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Is but the seemly raiment of my heart,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which in thy breast doth live, as thine in me:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSlJ5	How can I then be elder than thou art?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	O! therefore love, be of thyself so wary	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsSlJ5	As I, not for myself, but for thee will;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	Bearing thy heart, which I will keep so chary	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	As tender nurse her babe from faring ill.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Presume not on th;heart when mine is slain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Thou gav'st me thine not to give back again.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As an unperfect actor on the stage,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who with his fear is put beside his part,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or some fierce thing replete with too much rage,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whose strength's abundance weakens his own heart;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	So I, for fear of trust, forget to say	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	The perfect ceremony of love's rite,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And in mine own love's strength seem to decay,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	O'ercharg'd with burthen of mine own love's might.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	O! let my looks be then the eloquence	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And dumb presagers of my speaking breast,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Who plead for love, and look for recompense,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	More than that tongue that more hath more express'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! learn to read what silent love hath writ:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	To hear with eyes belongs to love's fine wit.	real
LB5 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Mine eye hath play'd the painter and hath stell'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thy beauty's form in table of my heart;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	My body is the frame wherein 'tis held,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	And perspective it is best painter's art.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For through the painter must you see his skill,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	To find where your true image pictur'd lies,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which in my bosom's shop is hanging still,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That hath his windows glazed with thine eyes.	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Now see what good turns eyes for eyes have done:	real
LB5 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Mine eyes have drawn thy shape, and thine for me	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Are windows to my breast, where-through the sun	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Delights to peep, to gaze therein on thee;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Yet eyes this cunning want to grace their art,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	They draw but what they see, know not the heart.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Let those who are in favour with their stars	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Of public honour and proud titles boast,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Whilst I, whom fortune of such triumph bars	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Unlook'd for joy in that I honour most.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ4	Great princes' favourites their fair leaves spread	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	But as the marigold at the sun's eye,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And in themselves their pride lies buried,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	For at a frown they in their glory die.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The painful warrior famoused for fight,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	After a thousand victories once foil'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Is from the book of honour razed quite,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And all the rest forgot for which he toil'd:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Then happy I, that love and am belov'd,	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Where I may not remove nor be remov'd.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	Lord of my love, to whom in vassalage	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Thy merit hath my duty strongly knit,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	To thee I send this written embassage,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To witness duty, not to show my wit:	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2	Duty so great, which wit so poor as mine	real
LB2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	May make seem bare, in wanting words to show it,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	But that I hope some good conceit of thine	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	In thy soul's thought, all naked, will bestow it:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Till whatsoever star that guides my moving,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Points on me graciously with fair aspect,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And puts apparel on my tatter'd loving,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	To show me worthy of thy sweet respect:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	Then may I dare to boast how I do love thee;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	Till then, not show my head where thou mayst prove me.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Weary with toil, I haste me to my bed,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The dear respose for limbs with travel tir'd;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	But then begins a journey in my head	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	To work my mind, when body's work's expired:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	For then my thoughts% from far where I abide%	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Intend a zealous pilgrimage to thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And keep my drooping eyelids open wide,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Looking on darkness which the blind do see:	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Save that my soul's imaginary sight	real
LB4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Presents thy shadow to my sightless view,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which, like a jewel( hung in ghastly night,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSlJ5	Makes black night beauteous, and her old face new.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Lo! thus, by day my limbs, by night my mind,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	For thee, and for myself, no quiet find.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	How can I then return in happy plight,	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That am debarre'd the benefit of rest?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When day's oppression is not eas'd by night,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But day by night and night by day oppress'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And each, though enemies to either's reign,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Do in consent shake hands to torture me,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	The one by toil, the other to complain	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	How far I toil, still farther off from thee.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I tell the day, to please him thou art bright,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And dost him grace when clouds do blot the heaven:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	So flatter I the swart-complexion'd night,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When sparkling stars twire not thou gild'st the even.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	But day doth daily draw my sorrows longer,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And night doth nightly make grief's length seem stronger.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	I all alone beweep my outcast state,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And look upon myself, and curse my fate,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Wishing me like to one more rich in hope,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Featur'd like him, like him with friends possess'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Desiring this man's art, and that man's scope,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	With what I most enjoy contented least;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Yet in these thoughts my self almost despising,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Haply I think on thee% and then my state,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Like to the lark at break of day arising	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	From sullen earth, sings hymns at heaven's gate,;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	For thy sweet love remember'd such wealth brings	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That then I scorn to change my state with kings.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	When to the sessions of sweet silent thought	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	I summon up remembrance of things past,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSlJ5	And with old woes new wail my dear time's waste:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then can I drown an eye, unused to flow,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For precious friends hid in death's dateless night,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And weep afresh love's long since cancell'd woe,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And moan the expense of many a vanish'd sight:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Then can I grieve at grievances foregone,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ4	And heavily from woe to woe tell o'er	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The sad account of fore-bemoaned moan,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Which I new pay as if not paid before.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	But if the while I think on thee, dear friend,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	All losses are restor'd and sorrows end.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thy bosom is endeared with all hearts,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which I by lacking have supposed dead;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And there reigns Love, and all Love's loving parts,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And all those friends which I thought buried.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	How many a holy and obsequious tear	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Hath dear religious love stol'n from mine eye,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	As interest of the dead, which now appear	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	But things remov'd that hidden in thee lie!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thou art the grave where buried love doth live,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Hung with the trophies of my lovers gone,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who all their parts of me to thee did give,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That due of many now is thine alone:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Their images I lov'd, I view in thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	And thou% all they% hast all the all of me.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	If thou survive my well-contented day,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	When that churl Death my bones with dust shall cover	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	And shalt by fortune once more re-survey	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	These poor rude lines of thy deceased lover,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Compare them with the bett'ring of the time,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And though they be outstripp'd by every pen,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Reserve them for my love, not for their rhyme,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Exceeded by the height of happier men.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	O! then vouchsafe me but this loving thought:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	'Had my friend's Muse grown with this growing age,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	A dearer birth than this his love had brought,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	To march in ranks of better equipage:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	But since he died and poets better prove,	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Theirs for their style I'll read, his for his love'.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Full many a glorious morning have I seen	real
LB3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Flatter the mountain tops with sovereign eye,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Kissing with golden face the meadows green,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Gilding pale streams with heavenly alchemy;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Anon permit the basest clouds to ride	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	With ugly rack on his celestial face,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And from the forlorn world his visage hide,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Stealing unseen to west with this disgrace:	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Even so my sun one early morn did shine,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	With all triumphant splendour on my brow;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsSlJ5	But out! alack! he was but one hour mine,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	The region cloud hath mask'd him from me now.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Yet him for this my love no whit disdaineth;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Suns of the world may stain when heaven's sun staineth.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Why didst thou promise such a beauteous day,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And make me travel forth without my cloak,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To let base clouds o'ertake me in my way,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Hiding thy bravery in their rotten smoke?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	'Tis not enough that through the cloud thou break,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To dry the rain on my storm-beaten face,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For no man well of such a salve can speak,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That heals the wound, and cures not the disgrace:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor can thy shame give physic to my grief;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Though thou repent, yet I have still the loss:	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	The offender's sorrow lends but weak relief	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	To him that bears the strong offence's cross.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Ah! but those tears are pearl which thy love sheds,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	And they are rich and ransom all ill deeds.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	No more be griev'd at that which thou hast done:	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Roses have thorns, and silver fountains mud:	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Clouds and eclipses stain both moon and sun,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And loathsome canker lives in sweetest bud.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	All men make faults, and even I in this,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Authorizing thy trespass with compare,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Myself corrupting, salving thy amiss,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Excusing thy sins more than thy sins are;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For to thy sensual fault I bring in sense%	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Thy adverse party is thy advocate%	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And 'gainst myself a lawful plea commence:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Such civil war is in my love and hate,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That I an accessary needs must be,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To that sweet thief which sourly robs from me.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Let me confess that we two must be twain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Although our undivided loves are one:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	So shall those blots that do with me remain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Without thy help, by me be borne alone.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	In our two loves there is but one respect,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Though in our lives a separable spite,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Which though it alter not love's sole effect,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Yet doth it steal sweet hours from love's delight.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	I may not evermore acknowledge thee,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Lest my bewailed guilt should do thee shame,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor thou with public kindness honour me,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Unless thou take that honour from thy name:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But do not so, I love thee in such sort,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	As thou being mine, mine is thy good report.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	As a decrepit father takes delight	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To see his active child do deeds of youth,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	So I, made lame by Fortune's dearest spite,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Take all my comfort of thy worth and truth;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For whether beauty, birth, or wealth, or wit,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or any of these all, or all, or more,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Entitled in thy parts, do crowned sit,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I make my love engrafted, to this store:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	So then I am not lame, poor, nor despis'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Whilst that this shadow doth such substance give	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That I in thy abundance am suffic'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And by a part of all thy glory live.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Look what is best, that best I wish in thee:	real
LB5 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	This wish I have; then ten times happy me!	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	How can my muse want subject to invent,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	While thou dost breathe, that pour'st into my verse	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	Thine own sweet argument, too excellent	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	For every vulgar paper to rehearse?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4	O! give thy self the thanks, if aught in me	real
LB4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Worthy perusal stand against thy sight;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	For who's so dumb that cannot write to thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	When thou thy self dost give invention light?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Be thou the tenth Muse, ten times more in worth	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Than those old nine which rhymers invocate;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ3	And he that calls on thee, let him bring forth	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Eternal numbers to outlive long date.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	If my slight muse do please these curious days,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The pain be mine, but thine shall be the praise.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! how thy worth with manners may I sing,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When thou art all the better part of me?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	What can mine own praise to mine own self bring?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	And what is't but mine own when I praise thee?	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Even for this, let us divided live,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And our dear love lose name of single one,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	That by this separation I may give	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That due to thee which thou deserv'st alone.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O absence! what a torment wouldst thou prove,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Were it not thy sour leisure gave sweet leave,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To entertain the time with thoughts of love,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Which time and thoughts so sweetly doth deceive,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	And that thou teachest how to make one twain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	By praising him here who doth hence remain.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Take all my loves, my love, yea take them all;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	What hast thou then more than thou hadst before?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	No love, my love, that thou mayst true love call;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	All mine was thine, before thou hadst this more.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Then, if for my love, thou my love receivest,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	I cannot blame thee, for my love thou usest;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4	But yet be blam'd, if thou thy self deceivest	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	By wilful taste of what thyself refusest.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	I do forgive thy robbery, gentle thief,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Although thou steal thee all my poverty:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	And yet, love knows it is a greater grief	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	To bear love's wrong, than hate's known injury.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Lascivious grace, in whom all ill well shows,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Kill me with spites yet we must not be foes.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Those pretty wrongs that liberty commits,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When I am sometime absent from thy heart,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Thy beauty, and thy years full well befits,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For still temptation follows where thou art.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Gentle thou art, and therefore to be won,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Beauteous thou art, therefore to be assail'd;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	And when a woman woos, what woman's son	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Will sourly leave her till he have prevail'd?	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Ay me! but yet thou mightst my seat forbear,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And chide thy beauty and thy straying youth,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Who lead thee in their riot even there	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Where thou art forced to break a twofold truth%	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Hers by thy beauty tempting her to thee,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thine by thy beauty being false to me.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That thou hast her it is not all my grief,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And yet it may be said I loved her dearly;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	That she hath thee is of my wailing chief,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	A loss in love that touches me more nearly.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	Loving offenders thus I will excuse ye:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5	Thou dost love her, because thou know'st I love her;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	And for my sake even so doth she abuse me,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5	Suffering my friend for my sake to approve her.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	If I lose thee, my loss is my love's gain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And losing her, my friend hath found that loss;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Both find each other, and I lose both twain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And both for my sake lay on me this cross:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But here's the joy; my friend and I are one;	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Sweet flattery! then she loves but me alone.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	When most I wink, then do mine eyes best see,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	For all the day they view things unrespected;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But when I sleep, in dreams they look on thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And darkly bright, are bright in dark directed.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Then thou, whose shadow shadows doth make bright,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	How would thy shadow's form form happy show	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To the clear day with thy much clearer light,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ4 MwSdJ3 MsSlJ5	When to unseeing eyes thy shade shines so!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	How would, I say, mine eyes be blessed made	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	By looking on thee in the living day,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	When in dead night thy fair imperfect shade	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Through heavy sleep on sightless eyes doth stay!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	All days are nights to see till I see thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And nights bright days when dreams do show thee me.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If the dull substance of my flesh were thought,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Injurious distance should not stop my way;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For then despite of space I would be brought,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	From limits far remote, where thou dost stay.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	No matter then although my foot did stand	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Upon the farthest earth remov'd from thee;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For nimble thought can jump both sea and land,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As soon as think the place where he would be.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But, ah! thought kills me that I am not thought,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To leap large lengths of miles when thou art gone,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	But that so much of earth and water wrought,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I must attend, time's leisure with my moan;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Receiving nought by elements so slow	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	But heavy tears, badges of either's woe.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The other two, slight air, and purging fire	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Are both with thee, wherever I abide;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The first my thought, the other my desire,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	These present-absent with swift motion slide.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	For when these quicker elements are gone	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	In tender embassy of love to thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	My life, being made of four, with two alone	real
LB4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Sinks down to death, oppress'd with melancholy;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Until life's composition be recur'd	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	By those swift messengers return'd from thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Who even but now come back again, assur'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Of thy fair health, recounting it to me:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	This told, I joy; but then no longer glad,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	I send them back again, and straight grow sad.	real
LB5 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Mine eye and heart are at a mortal war,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	How to divide the conquest of thy sight;	real
LB5 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Mine eye my heart thy picture's sight would bar,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	My heart mine eye the freedom of that right.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	My heart doth plead that thou in him dost lie%	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	A closet never pierc'd with crystal eyes%	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But the defendant doth that plea deny,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And says in him thy fair appearance lies.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	To side this title is impannelled	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	A quest of thoughts, all tenants to the heart;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	And by their verdict is determined	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	The clear eye's moiety, and the dear heart's part:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	As thus; mine eye's due is thy outward part,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And my heart's right, thy inward love of heart.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Betwixt mine eye and heart a league is took,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSlJ3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And each doth good turns now unto the other:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When that mine eye is famish'd for a look,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Or heart in love with sighs himself doth smother,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	With my love's picture then my eye doth feast,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And to the painted banquet bids my heart;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsSlJ5	Another time mine eye is my heart's guest,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And in his thoughts of love doth share a part:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So, either by thy picture or my love,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Thy self away, art present still with me;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For thou not farther than my thoughts canst move,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And I am still with them, and they with thee;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Or, if they sleep, thy picture in my sight	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Awakes my heart, to heart's and eye's delight.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	How careful was I when I took my way,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Each trifle under truest bars to thrust,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	That to my use it might unused stay	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	From hands of falsehood, in sure wards of trust!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	But thou, to whom my jewels trifles are,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Most worthy comfort, now my greatest grief,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Thou best of dearest, and mine only care,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Art left the prey of every vulgar thief.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thee have I not lock'd up in any chest,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Save where thou art not, though I feel thou art,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Within the gentle closure of my breast,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	From whence at pleasure thou mayst come and part;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And even thence thou wilt be stol'n I fear,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For truth proves thievish for a prize so dear.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Against that time, if ever that time come,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	When I shall see thee frown on my defects,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	When as thy love hath cast his utmost sum,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Call'd to that audit by advis'd respects;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Against that time when thou shalt strangely pass,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And scarcely greet me with that sun, thine eye,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When love, converted from the thing it was,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Shall reasons find of settled gravity;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ4	Against that time do I ensconce me here,	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Within the knowledge of mine own desert,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	And this my hand, against my self uprear,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To guard the lawful reasons on thy part:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To leave poor me thou hast the strength of laws,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Since why to love I can allege no cause.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	How heavy do I journey on the way,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	When what I seek, my weary travel's end,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Doth teach that ease and that repose to say,	real
LB4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	'Thus far the miles are measured from thy friend!'	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The beast that bears me, tired with my woe,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Plods dully on, to bear that weight in me,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	As if by some instinct the wretch did know	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	His rider lov'd not speed, being made from thee:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The bloody spur cannot provoke him on,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That sometimes anger thrusts into his hide,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which heavily he answers with a groan,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	More sharp to me than spurring to his side;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For that same groan doth put this in my mind,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	My grief lies onward, and my joy behind.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Thus can my love excuse the slow offence	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Of my dull bearer when from thee I speed:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	From where thou art why should I haste me thence?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Till I return, of posting is no need.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! what excuse will my poor beast then find,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When swift extremity can seem but slow?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then should I spur, though mounted on the wind,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In winged speed no motion shall I know,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Then can no horse with my desire keep pace;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Therefore desire, of perfect'st love being made,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Shall neigh% no dull flesh% in his fiery race;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But love, for love, thus shall excuse my jade%	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	'Since from thee going, he went wilful-slow,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Towards thee I'll run, and give him leave to go.'	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	So am I as the rich, whose blessed key,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Can bring him to his sweet up-locked treasure,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The which he will not every hour survey,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	For blunting the fine point of seldom pleasure.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Therefore are feasts so solemn and so rare,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Since, seldom coming in that long year set,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	Like stones of worth they thinly placed are,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Or captain jewels in the carcanet.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So is the time that keeps you as my chest,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or as the wardrobe which the robe doth hide,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To make some special instant special-blest,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	By new unfolding his imprison'd pride.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Blessed are you whose worthiness gives scope,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Being had, to triumph; being lacked, to hope.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	What is your substance, whereof are you made,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That millions of strange shadows on you tend?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Since every one, hath every one, one shade,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And you but one, can every shadow lend.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	Describe Adonis, and the counterfeit	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Is poorly imitated after you;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	On Helen's cheek all art of beauty set,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And you in Grecian tires are painted new:	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Speak of the spring, and foison of the year,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	The one doth shadow of your beauty show,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The other as your bounty doth appear;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And you in every blessed shape we know.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In all external grace you have some part,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	But you like none, none you, for constant heart.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	O! how much more doth beauty beauteous seem	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	By that sweet ornament which truth doth give.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	The rose looks fair, but fairer we it deem	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For that sweet odour, which doth in it live.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	The canker blooms have full as deep a dye	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	As the perfumed tincture of the roses.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	Hang on such thorns, and play as wantonly	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	When summer's breath their masked buds discloses:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But, for their virtue only is their show,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	They live unwoo'd, and unrespected fade;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Die to themselves. Sweet roses do not so;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Of their sweet deaths, are sweetest odours made:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And so of you, beauteous and lovely youth,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When that shall vade, by verse distills your truth.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	Not marble, nor the gilded monuments	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Of princes, shall outlive this powerful rhyme;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	But you shall shine more bright in these contents	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Than unswept stone, besmear'd with sluttish time.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When wasteful war shall statues overturn,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And broils root out the work of masonry,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Nor Mars his sword, nor war's quick fire shall burn	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	The living record of your memory.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	'Gainst death, and all-oblivious enmity	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Shall you pace forth; your praise shall still find room	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	Even in the eyes of all posterity	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That wear this world out to the ending doom.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	So, till the judgment that yourself arise,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	You live in this, and dwell in lovers' eyes.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Sweet love, renew thy force; be it not said	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Thy edge should blunter be than appetite,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Which but to-day by feeding is allay'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To-morrow sharpened in his former might:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	So, love, be thou, although to-day thou fill	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Thy hungry eyes, even till they wink with fulness,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	To-morrow see again, and do not kill	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	The spirit of love, with a perpetual dulness.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ4	Let this sad interim like the ocean be	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Which parts the shore, where two contracted new	real
LB4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Come daily to the banks, that when they see	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Return of love, more blest may be the view;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or call it winter, which being full of care,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Makes summer's welcome, thrice more wished, more rare.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Being your slave what should I do but tend,	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Upon the hours, and times of your desire?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I have no precious time at all to spend;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Nor services to do, till you require.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Nor dare I chide the world-without-end hour,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Whilst I, my sovereign, watch the clock for you,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Nor think the bitterness of absence sour,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	When you have bid your servant once adieu;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Nor dare I question with my jealous thought	real
LB4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Where you may be, or your affairs suppose,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	But, like a sad slave, stay and think of nought	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Save, where you are, how happy you make those.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So true a fool is love, that in your will,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Though you do anything, he thinks no ill.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That god forbid, that made me first your slave,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	I should in thought control your times of pleasure,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or at your hand the account of hours to crave,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Being your vassal, bound to stay your leisure!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! let me suffer, being at your beck,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	The imprison'd absence of your liberty;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And patience, tame to sufferance, bide each check,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Without accusing you of injury.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Be where you list, your charter is so strong	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	That you yourself may privilage your time	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	To what you will; to you it doth belong	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Yourself to pardon of self-doing crime.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I am to wait, though waiting so be hell,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Not blame your pleasure be it ill or well.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If there be nothing new, but that which is	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Hath been before, how are our brains beguil'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Which labouring for invention bear amiss	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The second burthen of a former child!	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	O! that record could with a backward look,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Even of five hundred courses of the sun,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Show me your image in some antique book,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Since mind at first in character was done!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	That I might see what the old world could say	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To this composed wonder of your frame;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Wh'r we are mended, or wh'r better they,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or whether revolution be the same.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	O! sure I am the wits of former days,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To subjects worse have given admiring praise.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So do our minutes hasten to their end;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Each changing place with that which goes before,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	In sequent toil all forwards do contend.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nativity, once in the main of light,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Crawls to maturity, wherewith being crown'd,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Crooked eclipses 'gainst his glory fight,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And Time that gave doth now his gift confound.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Time doth transfix the flourish set on youth	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And delves the parallels in beauty's brow,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Feeds on the rarities of nature's truth,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And nothing stands but for his scythe to mow:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And yet to times in hope, my verse shall stand.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Praising thy worth, despite his cruel hand.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4	Is it thy will, thy image should keep open	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	My heavy eyelids to the weary night?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Dost thou desire my slumbers should be broken,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	While shadows like to thee do mock my sight?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4	Is it thy spirit that thou send'st from thee	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So far from home into my deeds to pry,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	To find out shames and idle hours in me,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	The scope and tenure of thy jealousy?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O, no! thy love, though much, is not so great:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	It is my love that keeps mine eye awake:	real
LB5 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Mine own true love that doth my rest defeat,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To play the watchman ever for thy sake:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ2 MsSlJ5	For thee watch I, whilst thou dost wake elsewhere,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	From me far off, with others all too near.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Sin of self-love possesseth all mine eye	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And all my soul, and all my every part;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And for this sin there is no remedy,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	It is so grounded inward in my heart.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Methinks no face so gracious is as mine,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	No shape so true, no truth of such account;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And for myself mine own worth do define,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	As I all other in all worths surmount.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	But when my glass shows me myself indeed	real
LB4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Beated and chopp'd with tanned antiquity,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Mine own self-love quite contrary I read;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Self so self-loving were iniquity.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	'Tis thee% myself% that for myself I praise,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Painting my age with beauty of thy days.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Against my love shall be as I am now,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	With Time's injurious hand crush'd and o'erworn;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	When hours have drain'd his blood and fill'd his brow	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	With lines and wrinkles; when his youthful morn	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Hath travell'd on to age's steepy night;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	And all those beauties whereof now he's king	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Are vanishing, or vanished out of sight,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Stealing away the treasure of his spring;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	For such a time do I now fortify	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Against confounding age's cruel knife,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	That he shall never cut from memory	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	My sweet love's beauty, though my lover's life:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	His beauty shall in these black lines be seen,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	And they shall live, and he in them still green.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	When I have seen by Time's fell hand defac'd	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The rich-proud cost of outworn buried age;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	When sometime lofty towers I see down-raz'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And brass eternal slave to mortal rage;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3	When I have seen the hungry ocean gain	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Advantage on the kingdom of the shore,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And the firm soil win of the watery main,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Increasing store with loss, and loss with store;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When I have seen such interchange of state,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Or state itself confounded, to decay;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Ruin hath taught me thus to ruminate%	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That Time will come and take my love away.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	This thought is as a death which cannot choose	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But weep to have, that which it fears to lose.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Since brass, nor stone, nor earth, nor boundless sea,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But sad mortality o'ersways their power,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	How with this rage shall beauty hold a plea,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whose action is no stronger than a flower?	real
LB5 MwSlJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	O! how shall summer's honey breath hold out,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Against the wrackful siege of battering days,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When rocks impregnable are not so stout,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Nor gates of steel so strong but Time decays?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	O fearful meditation! where, alack,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Shall Time's best jewel from Time's chest lie hid?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSlJ5	Or what strong hand can hold his swift foot back?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Or who his spoil of beauty can forbid?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! none, unless this miracle have might,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	That in black ink my love may still shine bright.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Tired with all these, for restful death I cry,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	As to behold desert a beggar born,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And needy nothing trimm'd in jollity,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And purest faith unhappily forsworn,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And gilded honour shamefully misplac'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And maiden virtue rudely strumpeted,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And right perfection wrongfully disgrac'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And strength by limping sway disabled	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And art made tongue-tied by authority,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And folly% doctor-like% controlling skill,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And simple truth miscall'd simplicity,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And captive good attending captain ill:	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Tir'd with all these, from these would I be gone,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Save that, to die, I leave my love alone.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Ah! wherefore with infection should he live,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And with his presence grace impiety,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That sin by him advantage should achieve,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And lace itself with his society?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Why should false painting imitate his cheek,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And steel dead seeming of his living hue?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	Why should poor beauty indirectly seek	real
LB3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Roses of shadow, since his rose is true?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	Why should he live, now Nature bankrupt is,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Beggar'd of blood to blush through lively veins?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For she hath no exchequer now but his,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And proud of many, lives upon his gains.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! him she stores, to show what wealth she had	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In days long since, before these last so bad.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thus is his cheek the map of days outworn,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When beauty lived and died as flowers do now,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Before these bastard signs of fair were born,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Or durst inhabit on a living brow;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Before the golden tresses of the dead,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The right of sepulchres, were shorn away,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To live a second life on second head;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Ere beauty's dead fleece made another gay:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In him those holy antique hours are seen,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Without all ornament, itself and true,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Making no summer of another's green,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Robbing no old to dress his beauty new;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And him as for a map doth Nature store,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To show false Art what beauty was of yore.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Those parts of thee that the world's eye doth view	real
LB4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Want nothing that the thought of hearts can mend;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	All tongues% the voice of souls% give thee that due,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Uttering bare truth, even so as foes commend.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thy outward thus with outward praise is crown'd;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But those same tongues, that give thee so thine own,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	In other accents do this praise confound	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	By seeing farther than the eye hath shown.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	They look into the beauty of thy mind,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And that in guess they measure by thy deeds;	real
LB5 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then% churls% their thoughts, although their eyes were kind,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To thy fair flower add the rank smell of weeds:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But why thy odour matcheth not thy show,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	The soil is this, that thou dost common grow.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That thou art blam'd shall not be thy defect,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For slander's mark was ever yet the fair;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The ornament of beauty is suspect,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	A crow that flies in heaven's sweetest air.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	So thou be good, slander doth but approve	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thy worth the greater being woo'd of time;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For canker vice the sweetest buds doth love,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And thou present'st a pure unstained prime.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Thou hast passed by the ambush of young days	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Either not assail'd, or victor being charg'd;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Yet this thy praise cannot be so thy praise,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	To tie up envy, evermore enlarg'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If some suspect of ill mask'd not thy show,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then thou alone kingdoms of hearts shouldst owe.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	No longer mourn for me when I am dead	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	Than you shall hear the surly sullen bell	real
LB3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Give warning to the world that I am fled	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	From this vile world with vilest worms to dwell:	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3	Nay, if you read this line, remember not	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	The hand that writ it, for I love you so,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That I in your sweet thoughts would be forgot,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	If thinking on me then should make you woe.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! if% I say you look upon this verse,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When I perhaps compounded am with clay,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Do not so much as my poor name rehearse;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But let your love even with my life decay;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Lest the wise world should look into your moan,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And mock you with me after I am gone.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	O! lest the world should task you to recite	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	What merit lived in me, that you should love	real
LB3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	After my death% dear love, forget me quite,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	For you in me can nothing worthy prove;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Unless you would devise some virtuous lie,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	To do more for me than mine own desert,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	And hang more praise upon deceased I	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Than niggard truth would willingly impart:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! lest your true love may seem false in this	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That you for love speak well of me untrue,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	My name be buried where my body is,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And live no more to shame nor me nor you.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	For I am shamed by that which I bring forth,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And so should you, to love things nothing worth.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	That time of year thou mayst in me behold	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	When yellow leaves, or none, or few, do hang	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Upon those boughs which shake against the cold,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSlJ5	Bare ruin'd choirs, where late the sweet birds sang.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	In me thou see'st the twilight of such day	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As after sunset fadeth in the west;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Which by and by black night doth take away,	real
LB5 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Death's second self, that seals up all in rest.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In me thou see'st the glowing of such fire,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That on the ashes of his youth doth lie,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	As the death-bed, whereon it must expire,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	Consum'd with that which it was nourish'd by.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	This thou perceiv'st, which makes thy love more strong,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To love that well, which thou must leave ere long.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	But be contented: when that fell arrest	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Without all bail shall carry me away,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	My life hath in this line some interest,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which for memorial still with thee shall stay.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	When thou reviewest this, thou dost review	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	The very part was consecrate to thee:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The earth can have but earth, which is his due;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	My spirit is thine, the better part of me:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So then thou hast but lost the dregs of life,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The prey of worms, my body being dead;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	The coward conquest of a wretch's knife,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Too base of thee to be remembered,.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The worth of that is that which it contains,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And that is this, and this with thee remains.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So are you to my thoughts as food to life,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or as sweet-season'd showers are to the ground;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	And for the peace of you I hold such strife	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As 'twixt a miser and his wealth is found.	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Now proud as an enjoyer, and anon	real
LB3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Doubting the filching age will steal his treasure;	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Now counting best to be with you alone,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Then better'd that the world may see my pleasure:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Sometime all full with feasting on your sight,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And by and by clean starved for a look;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Possessing or pursuing no delight,	real
LB4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Save what is had, or must from you be took.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thus do I pine and surfeit day by day,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Or gluttoning on all, or all away.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Why is my verse so barren of new pride,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	So far from variation or quick change?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Why with the time do I not glance aside	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To new-found methods, and to compounds strange?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Why write I still all one, ever the same,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And keep invention in a noted weed,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That every word doth almost tell my name,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Showing their birth, and where they did proceed?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! know sweet love I always write of you,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And you and love are still my argument;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	So all my best is dressing old words new,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Spending again what is already spent:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For as the sun is daily new and old,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So is my love still telling what is told.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Thy glass will show thee how thy beauties wear,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Thy dial how thy precious minutes waste;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	These vacant leaves thy mind's imprint will bear,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And of this book, this learning mayst thou taste.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	The wrinkles which thy glass will truly show	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Of mouthed graves will give thee memory;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Thou by thy dial's shady stealth mayst know	real
LB3 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Time's thievish progress to eternity.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Look! what thy memory cannot contain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Commit to these waste blanks, and thou shalt find	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Those children nursed, deliver'd from thy brain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To take a new acquaintance of thy mind.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	These offices, so oft as thou wilt look,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Shall profit thee and much enrich thy book.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So oft have I invoked thee for my Muse,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	And found such fair assistance in my verse	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	As every alien pen hath got my use	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And under thee their poesy disperse.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Thine eyes, that taught the dumb on high to sing	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And heavy ignorance aloft to fly,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	Have added feathers to the learned's wing	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And given grace a double majesty.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Yet be most proud of that which I compile,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whose influence is thine, and born of thee:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In others' works thou dost but mend the style,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	And arts with thy sweet graces graced be;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	But thou art all my art, and dost advance	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	As high as learning, my rude ignorance.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whilst I alone did call upon thy aid,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	My verse alone had all thy gentle grace;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But now my gracious numbers are decay'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And my sick Muse doth give an other place.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	I grant, sweet love, thy lovely argument	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Deserves the travail of a worthier pen;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Yet what of thee thy poet doth invent	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	He robs thee of, and pays it thee again.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	He lends thee virtue, and he stole that word	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	From thy behaviour; beauty doth he give,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	And found it in thy cheek: he can afford	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	No praise to thee, but what in thee doth live.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then thank him not for that which he doth say,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Since what he owes thee, thou thyself dost pay.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! how I faint when I of you do write,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Knowing a better spirit doth use your name,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSuJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	And in the praise thereof spends all his might,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To make me tongue-tied speaking of your fame!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	But since your worth% wide as the ocean is%	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The humble as the proudest sail doth bear,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	My saucy bark, inferior far to his,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	On your broad main doth wilfully appear.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Your shallowest help will hold me up afloat,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whilst he upon your soundless deep doth ride;	real
LB5 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Or, being wrack'd, I am a worthless boat,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	He of tall building, and of goodly pride:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Then if he thrive and I be cast away,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The worst was this% my love was my decay.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or I shall live your epitaph to make,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Or you survive when I in earth am rotten;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	From hence your memory death cannot take,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Although in me each part will be forgotten.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Your name from hence immortal life shall have,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Though I, once gone, to all the world must die:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The earth can yield me but a common grave,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When you entombed in men's eyes shall lie.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Your monument shall be my gentle verse,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which eyes not yet created shall o'er-read;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And tongues to be, your being shall rehearse,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When all the breathers of this world are dead;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	You still shall live% such virtue hath my pen%	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Where breath most breathes, even in the mouths of men.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I grant thou wert not married to my Muse,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	And therefore mayst without attaint o'erlook	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3	The dedicated words which writers use	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Of their fair subject, blessing every book.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thou art as fair in knowledge as in hue,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Finding thy worth a limit past my praise;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	And therefore art enforced to seek anew	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Some fresher stamp of the time-bettering days.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And do so, love; yet when they have devis'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	What strained touches rhetoric can lend,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	Thou truly fair, wert truly sympathiz'd	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	In true plain words, by thy true-telling friend;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	And their gross painting might be better us'd	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Where cheeks need blood; in thee it is abus'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	I never saw that you did painting need,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And therefore to your fair no painting set;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	I found, or thought I found, you did exceed	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	That barren tender of a poet's debt:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And therefore have I slept in your report,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	That you yourself, being extant, well might show	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	How far a modern quill doth come too short,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Speaking of worth, what worth in you doth grow.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	This silence for my sin you did impute,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which shall be most my glory being dumb;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For I impair not beauty being mute,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When others would give life, and bring a tomb.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ3	There lives more life in one of your fair eyes	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Than both your poets can in praise devise.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Who is it that says most, which can say more,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Than this rich praise% that you alone, are you?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	In whose confine immured is the store	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Which should example where your equal grew.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Lean penury within that pen doth dwell	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	That to his subject lends not some small glory;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	But he that writes of you, if he can tell	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	That you are you, so dignifies his story,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Let him but copy what in you is writ,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Not making worse what nature made so clear,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And such a counterpart shall fame his wit,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Making his style admired every where.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	You to your beauteous blessings add a curse,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Being fond on praise, which makes your praises worse.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	My tongue-tied Muse in manners holds her still,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	While comments of your praise richly compil'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Reserve their character with golden quill,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And precious phrase by all the Muses fil'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	I think good thoughts, whilst others write good words,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And like unlettered clerk still cry 'Amen'	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	To every hymn that able spirit affords,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	In polish'd form of well-refined pen.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Hearing you praised, I say ''tis so, 'tis true,'	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	And to the most of praise add something more;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	But that is in my thought, whose love to you,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Though words come hindmost, holds his rank before.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Then others, for the breath of words respect,	real
LB5 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Me for my dumb thoughts, speaking in effect.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Was it the proud full sail of his great verse,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	Bound for the prize of all too precious you,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That did my ripe thoughts in my brain inhearse,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Making their tomb the womb wherein they grew?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Was it his spirit, by spirits taught to write,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Above a mortal pitch, that struck me dead?	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	No, neither he, nor his compeers by night	real
LB3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Giving him aid, my verse astonished.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	He, nor that affable familiar ghost	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Which nightly gulls him with intelligence,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As victors of my silence cannot boast;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I was not sick of any fear from thence:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But when your countenance fill'd up his line,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Then lacked I matter; that enfeebled mine.	real
LB5 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Farewell! thou art too dear for my possessing,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And like enough thou know'st thy estimate,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	The charter of thy worth gives thee releasing;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	My bonds in thee are all determinate.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	For how do I hold thee but by thy granting?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And for that riches where is my deserving?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	The cause of this fair gift in me is wanting,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And so my patent back again is swerving.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Thy self thou gav'st, thy own worth then not knowing,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Or me to whom thou gav'st it, else mistaking;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	So thy great gift, upon misprision growing,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Comes home again, on better judgement making.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Thus have I had thee, as a dream doth flatter,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	In sleep a king, but waking no such matter.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	When thou shalt be dispos'd to set me light,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And place my merit in the eye of scorn,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Upon thy side, against myself I'll fight,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And prove thee virtuous, though thou art forsworn.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	With mine own weakness, being best acquainted,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	Upon thy part I can set down a story	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Of faults conceal'd, wherein I am attainted;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	That thou in losing me shalt win much glory:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And I by this will be a gainer too;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For bending all my loving thoughts on thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The injuries that to myself I do,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Doing thee vantage, double-vantage me.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Such is my love, to thee I so belong,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That for thy right, myself will bear all wrong.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Say that thou didst forsake me for some fault,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And I will comment upon that offence:	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Speak of my lameness, and I straight will halt,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Against thy reasons making no defence.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thou canst not love disgrace me half so ill,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To set a form upon desired change,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As I'll myself disgrace; knowing thy will,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	I will acquaintance strangle, and look strange;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Be absent from thy walks; and in my tongue	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thy sweet beloved name no more shall dwell,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Lest I, too much profane, should do it wrong,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And haply of our old acquaintance tell.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	For thee, against my self I'll vow debate,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For I must ne'er love him whom thou dost hate.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSlJ5	Then hate me when thou wilt; if ever, now;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Now, while the world is bent my deeds to cross,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Join with the spite of fortune, make me bow,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And do not drop in for an after-loss:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Ah! do not, when my heart hath 'scap'd this sorrow,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Come in the rearward of a conquer'd woe;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Give not a windy night a rainy morrow,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To linger out a purpos'd overthrow.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	If thou wilt leave me, do not leave me last,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When other petty griefs have done their spite,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	But in the onset come: so shall I taste	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	At first the very worst of fortune's might;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ3 MsSlJ5	And other strains of woe, which now seem woe,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Compar'd with loss of thee, will not seem so.	real
LB5 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Some glory in their birth, some in their skill,	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Some in their wealth, some in their body's force,	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Some in their garments though new-fangled ill;	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Some in their hawks and hounds, some in their horse;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And every humour hath his adjunct pleasure,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Wherein it finds a joy above the rest:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	But these particulars are not my measure,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	All these I better in one general best.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Thy love is better than high birth to me,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Richer than wealth, prouder than garments' cost,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	Of more delight than hawks and horses be;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And having thee, of all men's pride I boast:	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Wretched in this alone, that thou mayst take	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	All this away, and me most wretchcd make.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But do thy worst to steal thyself away,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For term of life thou art assured mine;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And life no longer than thy love will stay,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For it depends upon that love of thine.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then need I not to fear the worst of wrongs,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When in the least of them my life hath end.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	I see a better state to me belongs	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Than that which on thy humour doth depend:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Thou canst not vex me with inconstant mind,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Since that my life on thy revolt doth lie.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! what a happy title do I find,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Happy to have thy love, happy to die!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But what's so blessed-fair that fears no blot?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Thou mayst be false, and yet I know it not.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So shall I live, supposing thou art true,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ4	Like a deceived husband; so love's face	real
LB4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	May still seem love to me, though alter'd new;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Thy looks with me, thy heart in other place:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For there can live no hatred in thine eye,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Therefore in that I cannot know thy change.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4	In many's looks, the false heart's history	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Is writ in moods, and frowns, and wrinkles strange.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	But heaven in thy creation did decree	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That in thy face sweet love should ever dwell;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	Whate'er thy thoughts, or thy heart's workings be,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Thy looks should nothing thence, but sweetness tell.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	How like Eve's apple doth thy beauty grow,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If thy sweet virtue answer not thy show!	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSlJ5	They that have power to hurt, and will do none,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That do not do the thing they most do show,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who, moving others, are themselves as stone,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Unmoved, cold, and to temptation slow;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	They rightly do inherit heaven's graces,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And husband nature's riches from expense;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	They are the lords and owners of their faces,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Others, but stewards of their excellence.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	The summer's flower is to the summer sweet,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Though to itself, it only live and die,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	But if that flower with base infection meet,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	The basest weed outbraves his dignity:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For sweetest things turn sourest by their deeds;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Lilies that fester, smell far worse than weeds.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	How sweet and lovely dost thou make the shame	real
LB3 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which, like a canker in the fragrant rose,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Doth spot the beauty of thy budding name!	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	O! in what sweets dost thou thy sins enclose.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That tongue that tells the story of thy days,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Making lascivious comments on thy sport,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Cannot dispraise, but in a kind of praise;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Naming thy name, blesses an ill report.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	O! what a mansion have those vices got	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which for their habitation chose out thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Where beauty's veil doth cover every blot	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And all things turns to fair that eyes can see!	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Take heed, dear heart, of this large privilege;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The hardest knife ill-us'd doth lose his edge.	real
LB5 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Some say thy fault is youth, some wantonness;	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Some say thy grace is youth and gentle sport;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Both grace and faults are lov'd of more and less:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Thou mak'st faults graces that to thee resort.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	As on the finger of a throned queen	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The basest jewel will be well esteem'd,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	So are those errors that in thee are seen	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	To truths translated, and for true things deem'd.	real
LB5 MwSlJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	How many lambs might the stern wolf betray,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	If like a lamb he could his looks translate!	real
LB5 MwSlJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	How many gazers mightst thou lead away,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	if thou wouldst use the strength of all thy state!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But do not so; I love thee in such sort,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	As, thou being mine, mine is thy good report.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ3	How like a winter hath my absence been	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	From thee, the pleasure of the fleeting year!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSlJ5	What freezings have I felt, what dark days seen!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	What old December's bareness everywhere!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And yet this time removed was summer's time;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The teeming autumn, big with rich increase,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Bearing the wanton burden of the prime,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Like widow'd wombs after their lords' decease:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4	Yet this abundant issue seem'd to me	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	But hope of orphans, and unfather'd fruit;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For summer and his pleasures wait on thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And, thou away, the very birds are mute:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or, if they sing, 'tis with so dull a cheer,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That leaves look pale, dreading the winter's near.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	From you have I been absent in the spring,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When proud-pied April, dress'd in all his trim,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Hath put a spirit of youth in every thing,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	That heavy Saturn laugh'd and leap'd with him.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ3	Yet nor the lays of birds, nor the sweet smell	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Of different flowers in odour and in hue,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Could make me any summer's story tell,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or from their proud lap pluck them where they grew:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Nor did I wonder at the lily's white,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor praise the deep vermilion in the rose;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	They were but sweet, but figures of delight,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Drawn after you, you pattern of all those.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Yet seem'd it winter still, and you away,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As with your shadow I with these did play.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The forward violet thus did I chide:	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Sweet thief, whence didst thou steal thy sweet that smells,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	If not from my love's breath? The purple pride	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	Which on thy soft cheek for complexion dwells	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	In my love's veins thou hast too grossly dy'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The lily I condemned for thy hand,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And buds of marjoram had stol'n thy hair;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The roses fearfully on thorns did stand,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	One blushing shame, another white despair;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	A third, nor red nor white, had stol'n of both,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And to his robbery had annex'd thy breath;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	But, for his theft, in pride of all his growth	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	A vengeful canker eat him up to death.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	More flowers I noted, yet I none could see,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But sweet, or colour it had stol'n from thee.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Where art thou Muse that thou forget'st so long,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To speak of that which gives thee all thy might?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Spend'st thou thy fury on some worthless song,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Darkening thy power to lend base subjects light?	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Return forgetful Muse, and straight redeem,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	In gentle numbers time so idly spent;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Sing to the ear that doth thy lays esteem	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And gives thy pen both skill and argument.	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Rise, resty Muse, my love's sweet face survey,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	If Time have any wrinkle graven there;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	If any, be a satire to decay,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	And make time's spoils despised every where.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Give my love fame faster than Time wastes life,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	So thou prevent'st his scythe and crooked knife.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	O truant Muse what shall be thy amends	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For thy neglect of truth in beauty dy'd?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Both truth and beauty on my love depends;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	So dost thou too, and therein dignified.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Make answer Muse: wilt thou not haply say,	real
LB5 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	'Truth needs no colour, with his colour fix'd;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Beauty no pencil, beauty's truth to lay;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But best is best, if never intermix'd'?	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Because he needs no praise, wilt thou be dumb?	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Excuse not silence so, for't lies in thee	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To make him much outlive a gilded tomb	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And to be prais'd of ages yet to be.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ2	Then do thy office, Muse; I teach thee how	real
LB2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	To make him seem long hence as he shows now.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	My love is strengthen'd, though more weak in seeming;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	I love not less, though less the show appear;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	That love is merchandiz'd, whose rich esteeming,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The owner's tongue doth publish every where.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Our love was new, and then but in the spring,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When I was wont to greet it with my lays;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As Philomel in summer's front doth sing,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And stops her pipe in growth of riper days:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3	Not that the summer is less pleasant now	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Than when her mournful hymns did hush the night,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But that wild music burthens every bough,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And sweets grown common lose their dear delight.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Therefore like her, I sometime hold my tongue:	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Because I would not dull you with my song.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Alack! what poverty my Muse brings forth,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That having such a scope to show her pride,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	The argument, all bare, is of more worth	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Than when it hath my added praise beside!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! blame me not, if I no more can write!	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Look in your glass, and there appears a face	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	That over-goes my blunt invention quite,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Dulling my lines, and doing me disgrace.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Were it not sinful then, striving to mend,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To mar the subject that before was well?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ4	For to no other pass my verses tend	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Than of your graces and your gifts to tell;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And more, much more, than in my verse can sit,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Your own glass shows you when you look in it.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To me, fair friend, you never can be old,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For as you were when first your eye I ey'd,	real
LB5 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Such seems your beauty still. Three winters cold,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Have from the forests shook three summers' pride,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Three beauteous springs to yellow autumn turn'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In process of the seasons have I seen,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSlJ5	Three April perfumes in three hot Junes burn'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Since first I saw you fresh, which yet are green.	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Ah! yet doth beauty like a dial-hand,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Steal from his figure, and no pace perceiv'd;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So your sweet hue, which methinks still doth stand,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Hath motion, and mine eye may be deceiv'd:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	For fear of which, hear this thou age unbred:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Ere you were born was beauty's summer dead.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Let not my love be call'd idolatry,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Nor my beloved as an idol show,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ4	Since all alike my songs and praises be	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To one, of one, still such, and ever so.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Kind is my love to-day, to-morrow kind,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Still constant in a wondrous excellence;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Therefore my verse to constancy confin'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	One thing expressing, leaves out difference.	real
LB5 MwSlJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	'Fair, kind, and true,' is all my argument,	real
LB5 MwSlJ5 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	'Fair, kind, and true,' varying to other words;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And in this change is my invention spent,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Three themes in one, which wondrous scope affords.	real
LB5 MwSlJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Fair, kind, and true, have often liv'd alone,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which three till now, never kept seat in one.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	When in the chronicle of wasted time	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	I see descriptions of the fairest wights,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	And beauty making beautiful old rime,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	In praise of ladies dead and lovely knights,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Then, in the blazon of sweet beauty's best,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Of hand, of foot, of lip, of eye, of brow,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	I see their antique pen would have express'd	real
LB3 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Even such a beauty as you master now.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	So all their praises are but prophecies	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Of this our time, all you prefiguring;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And for they looked but with divining eyes,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	They had not skill enough your worth to sing:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For we, which now behold these present days,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Have eyes to wonder, but lack tongues to praise.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	Not mine own fears, nor the prophetic soul	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Of the wide world dreaming on things to come,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Can yet the lease of my true love control,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Supposed as forfeit to a confin'd doom.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The mortal moon hath her eclipse endur'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And the sad augurs mock their own presage;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Incertainties now crown themselves assur'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And peace proclaims olives of endless age.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Now with the drops of this most balmy time,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	My love looks fresh, and Death to me subscribes,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Since, spite of him, I'll live in this poor rime,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	While he insults o'er dull and speechless tribes:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And thou in this shalt find thy monument,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When tyrants' crests and tombs of brass are spent.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	What's in the brain, that ink may character,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Which hath not figur'd to thee my true spirit?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	What's new to speak, what now to register,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	That may express my love, or thy dear merit?	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Nothing, sweet boy; but yet, like prayers divine,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	I must each day say o'er the very same;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Counting no old thing old, thou mine, I thine,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Even as when first I hallow'd thy fair name.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	So that eternal love in love's fresh case,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Weighs not the dust and injury of age,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Nor gives to necessary wrinkles place,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But makes antiquity for aye his page;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Finding the first conceit of love there bred,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Where time and outward form would show it dead.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! never say that I was false of heart,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Though absence seem'd my flame to qualify,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	As easy might I from my self depart	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As from my soul which in thy breast doth lie:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That is my home of love: if I have rang'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Like him that travels, I return again;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Just to the time, not with the time exchang'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So that myself bring water for my stain.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Never believe though in my nature reign'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	All frailties that besiege all kinds of blood,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That it could so preposterously be stain'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To leave for nothing all thy sum of good;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For nothing this wide universe I call,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Save thou, my rose, in it thou art my all.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Alas! 'tis true, I have gone here and there,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And made my self a motley to the view,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Gor'd mine own thoughts, sold cheap what is most dear,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Made old offences of affections new;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Most true it is, that I have look'd on truth	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Askance and strangely; but, by all above,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	These blenches gave my heart another youth,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And worse essays prov'd thee my best of love.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Now all is done, save what shall have no end:	real
LB5 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Mine appetite I never more will grind	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	On newer proof, to try an older friend,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	A god in love, to whom I am confin'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then give me welcome, next my heaven the best,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Even to thy pure and most most loving breast.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	O! for my sake do you with Fortune chide,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The guilty goddess of my harmful deeds,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	That did not better for my life provide	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Than public means which public manners breeds.	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thence comes it that my name receives a brand,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	And almost thence my nature is subdu'd	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	To what it works in, like the dyer's hand:	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Pity me, then, and wish I were renew'd;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whilst, like a willing patient, I will drink,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Potions of eisel 'gainst my strong infection;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	No bitterness that I will bitter think,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Nor double penance, to correct correction.	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSuJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5	Pity me then, dear friend, and I assure ye,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5	Even that your pity is enough to cure me.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Your love and pity doth the impression fill,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which vulgar scandal stamp'd upon my brow;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For what care I who calls me well or ill,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	So you o'er-green my bad, my good allow?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	You are my all-the-world, and I must strive	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To know my shames and praises from your tongue;	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	None else to me, nor I to none alive,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That my steel'd sense or changes right or wrong.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	In so profound abysm I throw all care	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3	Of others' voices, that my adder's sense	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	To critic and to flatterer stopped are.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Mark how with my neglect I do dispense:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	You are so strongly in my purpose bred,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That all the world besides methinks are dead.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Since I left you, mine eye is in my mind;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	And that which governs me to go about	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Doth part his function and is partly blind,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Seems seeing, but effectually is out;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	For it no form delivers to the heart	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Of bird, of flower, or shape which it doth latch:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Of his quick objects hath the mind no part,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor his own vision holds what it doth catch;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For if it see the rud'st or gentlest sight,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	The most sweet favour or deformed'st creature,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The mountain or the sea, the day or night:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	The crow, or dove, it shapes them to your feature.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Incapable of more, replete with you,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	My most true mind thus maketh mine untrue.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Or whether doth my mind, being crown'd with you,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Drink up the monarch's plague, this flattery?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Or whether shall I say, mine eye saith true,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And that your love taught it this alchemy,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	To make of monsters and things indigest	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Such cherubins as your sweet self resemble,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Creating every bad a perfect best,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	As fast as objects to his beams assemble?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	O! 'tis the first, 'tis flattery in my seeing,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And my great mind most kingly drinks it up:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Mine eye well knows what with his gust is 'greeing,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And to his palate doth prepare the cup:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	If it be poison'd, 'tis the lesser sin	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That mine eye loves it and doth first begin.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Those lines that I before have writ do lie,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Even those that said I could not love you dearer:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ2	Yet then my judgment knew no reason why	real
LB2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	My most full flame should afterwards burn clearer.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	But reckoning Time, whose million'd accidents	real
LB3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Creep in 'twixt vows, and change decrees of kings,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Tan sacred beauty, blunt the sharp'st intents,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Divert strong minds to the course of altering things;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Alas! why fearing of Time's tyranny,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Might I not then say, 'Now I love you best,'	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	When I was certain o'er incertainty,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Crowning the present, doubting of the rest?	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ3 MwSdJ3 MsSlJ4	Love is a babe, then might I not say so,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To give full growth to that which still doth grow?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ4	Let me not to the marriage of true minds	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Admit impediments. Love is not love	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Which alters when it alteration finds,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Or bends with the remover to remove:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	O, no! it is an ever-fixed mark,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	That looks on tempests and is never shaken;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	It is the star to every wandering bark,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Love's not Time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Within his bending sickle's compass come;	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But bears it out even to the edge of doom.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	If this be error and upon me prov'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	I never writ, nor no man ever lov'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Accuse me thus: that I have scanted all,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Wherein I should your great deserts repay,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Forgot upon your dearest love to call,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whereto all bonds do tie me day by day;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That I have frequent been with unknown minds,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And given to time your own dear-purchas'd right;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	That I have hoisted sail to all the winds	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which should transport me farthest from your sight.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Book both my wilfulness and errors down,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	And on just proof surmise, accumulate;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Bring me within the level of your frown,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	But shoot not at me in your waken'd hate;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Since my appeal says I did strive to prove	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The constancy and virtue of your love.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Like as, to make our appetite more keen,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	With eager compounds we our palate urge;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	As, to prevent our maladies unseen,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	We sicken to shun sickness when we purge;	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Even so, being full of your ne'er-cloying sweetness,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	To bitter sauces did I frame my feeding;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	And, sick of welfare, found a kind of meetness	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	To be diseas'd, ere that there was true needing.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	Thus policy in love, to anticipate	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The ills that were not, grew to faults assur'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	And brought to medicine a healthful state	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which, rank of goodness, would by ill be cur'd;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	But thence I learn and find the lesson true,	real
LB5 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Drugs poison him that so fell sick of you.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	What potions have I drunk of Siren tears,	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Distill'd from limbecks foul as hell within,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Applying fears to hopes, and hopes to fears,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Still losing when I saw myself to win!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	What wretched errors hath my heart committed,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Whilst it hath thought itself so blessed never!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4	How have mine eyes out of their spheres been fitted,	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	In the distraction of this madding fever!	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ4	O benefit of ill! now I find true	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	That better is, by evil still made better;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And ruin'd love, when it is built anew,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Grows fairer than at first, more strong, far greater.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	So I return rebuk'd to my content,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And gain by ill thrice more than I have spent.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That you were once unkind befriends me now,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And for that sorrow, which I then did feel,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Needs must I under my transgression bow,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Unless my nerves were brass or hammer'd steel.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4	For if you were by my unkindness shaken,	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As I by yours, you've pass'd a hell of time;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4	And I, a tyrant, have no leisure taken	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To weigh how once I suffer'd in your crime.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	O! that our night of woe might have remember'd	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	My deepest sense, how hard true sorrow hits,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	And soon to you, as you to me, then tender'd	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	The humble salve, which wounded bosoms fits!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But that your trespass now becomes a fee;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Mine ransoms yours, and yours must ransom me.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	'Tis better to be vile than vile esteem'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	When not to be receives reproach of being;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	And the just pleasure lost, which is so deem'd	real
LB3 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Not by our feeling, but by others' seeing:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	For why should others' false adulterate eyes	real
LB4 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Give salutation to my sportive blood?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Or on my frailties why are frailer spies,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which in their wills count bad what I think good?	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	No, I am that I am, and they that level	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	At my abuses reckon up their own:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	I may be straight though they themselves be bevel;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	By their rank thoughts, my deeds must not be shown;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Unless this general evil they maintain,	real
LB5 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	All men are bad and in their badness reign.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Thy gift, thy tables, are within my brain	real
LB4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Full character'd with lasting memory,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Which shall above that idle rank remain,	real
LB4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Beyond all date; even to eternity:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Or, at the least, so long as brain and heart	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Have faculty by nature to subsist;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Till each to raz'd oblivion yield his part	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Of thee, thy record never can be miss'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	That poor retention could not so much hold,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor need I tallies thy dear love to score;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Therefore to give them from me was I bold,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To trust those tables that receive thee more:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3	To keep an adjunct to remember thee	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Were to import forgetfulness in me.	real
LB5 MwSlJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	No, Time, thou shalt not boast that I do change:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Thy pyramids built up with newer might	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To me are nothing novel, nothing strange;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	They are but dressings of a former sight.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Our dates are brief, and therefore we admire	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	What thou dost foist upon us that is old;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	And rather make them born to our desire	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Than think that we before have heard them told.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Thy registers and thee I both defy,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Not wondering at the present nor the past,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For thy records and what we see doth lie,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Made more or less by thy continual haste.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	This I do vow and this shall ever be;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I will be true despite thy scythe and thee.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If my dear love were but the child of state,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	It might for Fortune's bastard be unfather'd,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	As subject to Time's love or to Time's hate,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ1 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Weeds among weeds, or flowers with flowers gather'd.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	No, it was builded far from accident;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	It suffers not in smiling pomp, nor falls	real
LB3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Under the blow of thralled discontent,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Whereto th' inviting time our fashion calls:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	It fears not policy, that heretic,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which works on leases of short-number'd hours,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	But all alone stands hugely politic,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That it nor grows with heat, nor drowns with showers.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To this I witness call the fools of time,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which die for goodness, who have lived for crime.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Were't aught to me I bore the canopy,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	With my extern the outward honouring,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Or laid great bases for eternity,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Which proves more short than waste or ruining?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4	Have I not seen dwellers on form and favour	real
LB4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Lose all and more by paying too much rent	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	For compound sweet; forgoing simple savour,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Pitiful thrivers, in their gazing spent?	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	No; let me be obsequious in thy heart,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And take thou my oblation, poor but free,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which is not mix'd with seconds, knows no art,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But mutual render, only me for thee.	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ4	Hence, thou suborned informer! a true soul	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	When most impeach'd, stands least in thy control.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	O thou, my lovely boy, who in thy power	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Dost hold Time's fickle glass, his fickle hour;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Who hast by waning grown, and therein show'st	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSlJ5	Thy lovers withering, as thy sweet self grow'st.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If Nature, sovereign mistress over wrack,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	As thou goest onwards, still will pluck thee back,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	She keeps thee to this purpose, that her skill	real
LB4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	May time disgrace and wretched minutes kill.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Yet fear her, O thou minion of her pleasure!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	She may detain, but not still keep, her treasure:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSuJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Her audit( though delayed) answered must be,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And her quietus is to render thee.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	In the old age black was not counted fair,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Or if it were, it bore not beauty's name;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	But now is black beauty's successive heir,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And beauty slander'd with a bastard shame:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	For since each hand hath put on Nature's power,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Fairing the foul with Art's false borrowed face,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Sweet beauty hath no name, no holy bower,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But is profan'd, if not lives in disgrace.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Therefore my mistress' eyes are raven black,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3	Her eyes so suited, and they mourners seem	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	At such who, not born fair, no beauty lack,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Sland'ring creation with a false esteem:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Yet so they mourn becoming of their woe,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSlJ5	That every tongue says beauty should look so.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	How oft when thou, my music, music play'st,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3	Upon that blessed wood whose motion sounds	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	With thy sweet fingers when thou gently sway'st	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The wiry concord that mine ear confounds,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Do I envy those jacks that nimble leap,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To kiss the tender inward of thy hand,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Whilst my poor lips which should that harvest reap,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	At the wood's boldness by thee blushing stand!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	To be so tickled, they would change their state	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And situation with those dancing chips,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	O'er whom thy fingers walk with gentle gait,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Making dead wood more bless'd than living lips.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Since saucy jacks so happy are in this,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Give them thy fingers, me thy lips to kiss.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	The expense of spirit in a waste of shame	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSlJ4	Is lust in action: and till action, lust	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Is perjur'd, murderous, bloody, full of blame,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5 MwSlJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Savage, extreme, rude, cruel, not to trust;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Enjoy'd no sooner but despised straight;	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Past reason hunted; and no sooner had,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Past reason hated, as a swallow'd bait,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	On purpose laid to make the taker mad:	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Mad in pursuit and in possession so;	real
LB5 MwSlJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Had, having, and in quest, to have extreme;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	A bliss in proof% and prov'd, a very woe;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Before, a joy propos'd; behind a dream.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ4	All this the world well knows; yet none knows well	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To shun the heaven that leads men to this hell.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Coral is far more red, than her lips red:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If snow be white, why then her breasts are dun;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If hairs be wires, black wires grow on her head.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I have seen roses damask'd, red and white,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But no such roses see I in her cheeks;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	And in some perfumes is there more delight	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Than in the breath that from my mistress reeks.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	I love to hear her speak, yet well I know	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	That music hath a far more pleasing sound:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	I grant I never saw a goddess go%	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	My mistress, when she walks, treads on the ground:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And yet by heaven, I think my love as rare,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	As any she belied with false compare.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thou art as tyrannous, so as thou art,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	As those whose beauties proudly make them cruel;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	For well thou know'st to my dear doting heart	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Thou art the fairest and most precious jewel.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Yet, in good faith, some say that thee behold,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Thy face hath not the power to make love groan;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To say they err I dare not be so bold,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Although I swear it to myself alone.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And to be sure that is not false I swear,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	A thousand groans, but thinking on thy face,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3	One on another's neck, do witness bear	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Thy black is fairest in my judgment's place.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In nothing art thou black save in thy deeds,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And thence this slander, as I think, proceeds.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Thine eyes I love, and they, as pitying me,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Knowing thy heart torment me with disdain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	Have put on black and loving mourners be,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Looking with pretty ruth upon my pain.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	And truly not the morning sun of heaven	real
LB4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Better becomes the grey cheeks of the east,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Nor that full star that ushers in the even,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Doth half that glory to the sober west,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As those two mourning eyes become thy face:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	O! let it then as well beseem thy heart	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	To mourn for me since mourning doth thee grace,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And suit thy pity like in every part.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Then will I swear beauty herself is black,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And all they foul that thy complexion lack.	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Beshrew that heart that makes my heart to groan	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For that deep wound it gives my friend and me!	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Is't not enough to torture me alone,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	But slave to slavery my sweet'st friend must be?	real
LB5 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Me from myself thy cruel eye hath taken,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And my next self thou harder hast engross'd:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Of him, myself, and thee I am forsaken;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	A torment thrice three-fold thus to be cross'd:	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Prison my heart in thy steel bosom's ward,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	But then my friend's heart let my poor heart bail;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whoe'er keeps me, let my heart be his guard;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thou canst not then use rigour in my jail:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	And yet thou wilt; for I, being pent in thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Perforce am thine, and all that is in me.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So, now I have confess'd that he is thine,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And I my self am mortgag'd to thy will,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Myself I'll forfeit, so that other mine	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Thou wilt restore to be my comfort still:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But thou wilt not, nor he will not be free,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	For thou art covetous, and he is kind;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	He learn'd but surety-like to write for me,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Under that bond that him as fast doth bind.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The statute of thy beauty thou wilt take,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thou usurer, that putt'st forth all to use,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And sue a friend came debtor for my sake;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	So him I lose through my unkind abuse.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Him have I lost; thou hast both him and me:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	He pays the whole, and yet am I not free.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whoever hath her wish, thou hast thy 'Will,'	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And 'Will' to boot, and 'Will' in over-plus;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	More than enough am I that vex'd thee still,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	To thy sweet will making addition thus.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Wilt thou, whose will is large and spacious,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Not once vouchsafe to hide my will in thine?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Shall will in others seem right gracious,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And in my will no fair acceptance shine?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	The sea, all water, yet receives rain still,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And in abundance addeth to his store;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	So thou, being rich in 'Will,' add to thy 'Will'	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	One will of mine, to make thy large will more.	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Let no unkind 'No' fair beseechers kill;	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Think all but one, and me in that one 'Will.'	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If thy soul check thee that I come so near,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Swear to thy blind soul that I was thy 'Will',	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ4 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	And will, thy soul knows, is admitted there;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Thus far for love, my love-suit, sweet, fulfil.	real
LB5 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	'Will', will fulfil the treasure of thy love,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Ay, fill it full with wills, and my will one.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	In things of great receipt with ease we prove	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Among a number one is reckon'd none:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Then in the number let me pass untold,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Though in thy store's account I one must be;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	For nothing hold me, so it please thee hold	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That nothing me, a something sweet to thee:	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Make but my name thy love, and love that still,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And then thou lov'st me for my name is 'Will.'	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ5 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Thou blind fool, Love, what dost thou to mine eyes,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That they behold, and see not what they see?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	They know what beauty is, see where it lies,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Yet what the best is take the worst to be.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	If eyes, corrupt by over-partial looks,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Be anchor'd in the bay where all men ride,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Why of eyes' falsehood hast thou forged hooks,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whereto the judgment of my heart is tied?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Why should my heart think that a several plot,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which my heart knows the wide world's common place?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or mine eyes, seeing this, say this is not,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To put fair truth upon so foul a face?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In things right true my heart and eyes have err'd,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And to this false plague are they now transferr'd.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	When my love swears that she is made of truth,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	I do believe her though I know she lies,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That she might think me some untutor'd youth,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Unlearned in the world's false subtleties.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Thus vainly thinking that she thinks me young,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Although she knows my days are past the best,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Simply I credit her false-speaking tongue:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ2 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	On both sides thus is simple truth suppressed:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But wherefore says she not she is unjust?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And wherefore say not I that I am old?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	O! love's best habit is in seeming trust,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	And age in love, loves not to have years told:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Therefore I lie with her, and she with me,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	And in our faults by lies we flatter'd be.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	O! call not me to justify the wrong	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That thy unkindness lays upon my heart;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Wound me not with thine eye, but with thy tongue:	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Use power with power, and slay me not by art,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Tell me thou lov'st elsewhere; but in my sight,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Dear heart, forbear to glance thine eye aside:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	What need'st thou wound with cunning, when thy might	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Is more than my o'erpress'd defence can bide?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ3	Let me excuse thee: ah! my love well knows	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Her pretty looks have been mine enemies;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And therefore from my face she turns my foes,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	That they elsewhere might dart their injuries:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Yet do not so; but since I am near slain,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Kill me outright with looks, and rid my pain.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Be wise as thou art cruel; do not press	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	My tongue-tied patience with too much disdain;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Lest sorrow lend me words, and words express	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The manner of my pity-wanting pain.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	If I might teach thee wit, better it were,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	Though not to love, yet, love to tell me so%	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As testy sick men, when their deaths be near,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	No news but health from their physicians know%	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	For, if I should despair, I should grow mad,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And in my madness might speak ill of thee;	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Now this ill-wresting world is grown so bad,	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5	Mad slanderers by mad ears believed be.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That I may not be so, nor thou belied,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Bear thine eyes straight, though thy proud heart go wide.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In faith I do not love thee with mine eyes,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	For they in thee a thousand errors note;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	But 'tis my heart that loves what they despise,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who, in despite of view, is pleased to dote.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Nor are mine ears with thy tongue's tune delighted;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Nor tender feeling, to base touches prone,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3	Nor taste, nor smell, desire to be invited	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	To any sensual feast with thee alone:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2	But my five wits nor my five senses can	real
LB2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Dissuade one foolish heart from serving thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who leaves unsway'd the likeness of a man,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Thy proud heart's slave and vassal wretch to be:	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Only my plague thus far I count my gain,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	That she that makes me sin awards me pain.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Love is my sin, and thy dear virtue hate,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Hate of my sin, grounded on sinful loving:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O! but with mine compare thou thine own state,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And thou shalt find it merits not reproving;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or, if it do, not from those lips of thine,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3	That have profan'd their scarlet ornaments	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And seal'd false bonds of love as oft as mine,	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Robb'd others' beds' revenues of their rents.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ3	Be it lawful I love thee, as thou lov'st those	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Whom thine eyes woo as mine importune thee:	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Root pity in thy heart, that, when it grows,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Thy pity may deserve to pitied be.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	If thou dost seek to have what thou dost hide,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	By self-example mayst thou be denied!	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Lo, as a careful housewife runs to catch	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	One of her feather'd creatures broke away,	real
LB5 MwSlJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Sets down her babe, and makes all swift dispatch	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	In pursuit of the thing she would have stay;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Whilst her neglected child holds her in chase,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Cries to catch her whose busy care is bent	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To follow that which flies before her face,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Not prizing her poor infant's discontent;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So runn'st thou after that which flies from thee,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Whilst I thy babe chase thee afar behind;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But if thou catch thy hope, turn back to me,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And play the mother's part, kiss me, be kind;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So will I pray that thou mayst have thy 'Will,'	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	If thou turn back and my loud crying still.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Two loves I have of comfort and despair,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which like two spirits do suggest me still:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	The better angel is a man right fair,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	The worser spirit a woman colour'd ill.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4	To win me soon to hell, my female evil,	real
LB4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Tempteth my better angel from my side,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And would corrupt my saint to be a devil,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Wooing his purity with her foul pride.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	And whether that my angel be turn'd fiend,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Suspect I may, yet not directly tell;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But being both from me, both to each friend,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	I guess one angel in another's hell:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Yet this shall I ne'er know, but live in doubt,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Till my bad angel fire my good one out.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Poor soul, the centre of my sinful earth,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	My sinful earth these rebel powers array,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Why dost thou pine within and suffer dearth,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Painting thy outward walls so costly gay?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Why so large cost, having so short a lease,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Dost thou upon thy fading mansion spend?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Shall worms, inheritors of this excess,	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Eat up thy charge? Is this thy body's end?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Then soul, live thou upon thy servant's loss,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And let that pine to aggravate thy store;	real
LB5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Buy terms divine in selling hours of dross;	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Within be fed, without be rich no more:	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	So shall thou feed on Death, that feeds on men,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	And Death once dead, there's no more dying then.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	My love is as a fever longing still,	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	For that which longer nurseth the disease;	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Feeding on that which doth preserve the ill,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The uncertain sickly appetite to please.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	My reason, the physician to my love,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Angry that his prescriptions are not kept,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	Hath left me, and I desperate now approve	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Desire is death, which physic did except.	real
LB5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ5 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Past cure I am, now Reason is past care,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	And frantic-mad with evermore unrest;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ5	My thoughts and my discourse as madmen's are,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	At random from the truth vainly express'd;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	For I have sworn thee fair, and thought thee bright,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who art as black as hell, as dark as night.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	O me! what eyes hath Love put in my head,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Which have no correspondence with true sight;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Or, if they have, where is my judgment fled,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That censures falsely what they see aright?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	If that be fair whereon my false eyes dote,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	What means the world to say it is not so?	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	If it be not, then love doth well denote	real
LB3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ5 MsSlJ5	Love's eye is not so true as all men's: no,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	How can it? O! how can Love's eye be true,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	That is so vexed with watching and with tears?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	No marvel then, though I mistake my view;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	The sun itself sees not, till heaven clears.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	O cunning Love! with tears thou keep'st me blind,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Lest eyes well-seeing thy foul faults should find.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	Canst thou, O cruel! say I love thee not,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	When I against myself with thee partake?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	Do I not think on thee, when I forgot	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Am of my self, all tyrant, for thy sake?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Who hateth thee that I do call my friend,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	On whom frown'st thou that I do fawn upon,	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	Nay, if thou lour'st on me, do I not spend	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Revenge upon myself with present moan?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	What merit do I in my self respect,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That is so proud thy service to despise,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	When all my best doth worship thy defect,	real
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Commanded by the motion of thine eyes?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	But, love, hate on, for now I know thy mind,;	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Those that can see thou lov'st, and I am blind.	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	O! from what power hast thou this powerful might,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	With insufficiency my heart to sway?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	To make me give the lie to my true sight,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And swear that brightness doth not grace the day?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	Whence hast thou this becoming of things ill,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	That in the very refuse of thy deeds	real
LB4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	There is such strength and warrantise of skill,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	That, in my mind, thy worst all best exceeds?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Who taught thee how to make me love thee more,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The more I hear and see just cause of hate?	real
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	O! though I love what others do abhor,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	With others thou shouldst not abhor my state:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	If thy unworthiness rais'd love in me,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	More worthy I to be belov'd of thee.	real
LB5 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	Love is too young to know what conscience is,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsUuJ3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Yet who knows not conscience is born of love?	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Then, gentle cheater, urge not my amiss,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ4 MsSlJ5	Lest guilty of my faults thy sweet self prove:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	For, thou betraying me, I do betray	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	My nobler part to my gross body's treason;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2	My soul doth tell my body that he may	real
LB2 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Triumph in love; flesh stays no farther reason,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	But rising at thy name doth point out thee,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	As his triumphant prize. Proud of this pride,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ5	He is contented thy poor drudge to be,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To stand in thy affairs, fall by thy side.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3	No want of conscience hold it that I call	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Her 'love,' for whose dear love I rise and fall.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	In loving thee thou know'st I am forsworn,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	But thou art twice forsworn, to me love swearing;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ5	In act thy bed-vow broke, and new faith torn,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	In vowing new hate after new love bearing:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ5	But why of two oaths' breach do I accuse thee,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	When I break twenty? I am perjur'd most;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ5	For all my vows are oaths but to misuse thee,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And all my honest faith in thee is lost:	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	For I have sworn deep oaths of thy deep kindness,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Oaths of thy love, thy truth, thy constancy;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	And, to enlighten thee, gave eyes to blindness,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Or made them swear against the thing they see;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ5	For I have sworn thee fair; more perjur'd I,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To swear against the truth so foul a lie.!	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Cupid laid by his brand and fell asleep:	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	A maid of Dian's this advantage found,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ3	And his love-kindling fire did quickly steep	real
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	In a cold valley-fountain of that ground;	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which borrow'd from this holy fire of Love,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	A dateless lively heat, still to endure,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSlJ3	And grew a seeting bath, which yet men prove	real
LB3 MwUuJ1 MsSuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Against strange maladies a sovereign cure.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSlJ5	But at my mistress' eye Love's brand new-fired,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	The boy for trial needs would touch my breast;	real
LB5 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	I, sick withal, the help of bath desired,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	And thither hied, a sad distemper'd guest,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSlJ4 MsSlJ3	But found no cure, the bath for my help lies	real
LB3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Where Cupid got new fire; my mistress' eyes.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	The little Love-god lying once asleep,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Laid by his side his heart-inflaming brand,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	Whilst many nymphs that vow'd chaste life to keep	real
LB4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ4	Came tripping by; but in her maiden hand	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUuJ4 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4	The fairest votary took up that fire	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Which many legions of true hearts had warm'd;	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ4	And so the general of hot desire	real
LB4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Was, sleeping, by a virgin hand disarm'd.	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsSlJ5	This brand she quenched in a cool well by,	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Which from Love's fire took heat perpetual,	real
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	Growing a bath and healthful remedy,	real
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	For men diseas'd; but I, my mistress' thrall,	real
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Came there for cure and this by that I prove,	real
LB5 MwSuJ4 MsSdJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSdJ2 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Love's fire heats water, water cools not love.	real
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	If it be betray'd, slander doth approve	MR 1970, 797
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ1 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ2 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Introduced grandfather to amuse friends	MR 1970, 801
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ4 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5	Ode to the West Wind by Percy Bysshe Shelley	HK 1971, 171
LB5 MwSlJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	How many bards gild the lapses of time	HK 1971, 171
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	Fly away! fly away! you dangerous thing!	Magnuson and Ryder 1971, 204
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ5 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ5 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ5	Inbetween, before, beneath and beyond	Magnuson and Ryder (1971, 205)
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ3 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ5 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	A little conceit? What a dangerous thing!	MR 1971, 212
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ5	For when came poison from so sweet flowers?	K 1975, 578
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSuJ3 MwSlJ5	Quite overcanopied with luscious green vines.	K 1975, 588
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ3 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ2 MwUlJ2 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ1 MsSlJ3	As the pallet whereon it must expire	K 1975, 589
LB3 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUuJ1 MwSlJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	With malign weakness benumbs feeling parts	K 1975, 591
LB5 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ1 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ4 MsSlJ5	Pluck immense teeth from enraged tigers' jaws	K 1975, 592
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ3 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	To restore to / old age / what youth / hath lost	K 1975, 592
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And to / banish / old age / where youth / hath lost	K 1975, 592
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ3 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	And re/storing / old age / where youth / hath lost	K 1975, 592
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	To refuse Virtue in thy nakedness	K 1975, 596
LB5 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSlJ4 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSlJ5	As gazelles leap a never-resting brook	K 1975, 596
LB5 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ5 MsSdJ1 MwUuJ3 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ1 MsUlJ5	For good is the life, ending faithfully	Wyatt (Kiparsky 1977: 190, 207)
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ4 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ4 MwSuJ3 MsSdJ4 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Fore-ad/vised that / from you / great Rome / shall suck	Kiparsky 1977, 199
LB5 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ1 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ4 MwUlJ2 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Ala/baster / will not / outlast / this rhyme	Kiparsky 1977, 200
LB5 MwUuJ1 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSdJ1 MwUlJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ1 MsUuJ2 MwSuJ3 MsSlJ5	Unlock this casket, if after three nights	Kiparsky 1977, 200
LB5 MwSdJ2 MsSdJ3 MwUuJ2 MsSuJ3 MwSdJ5 MsUuJ2 MwSdJ1 MsUlJ2 MwUuJ2 MsSlJ5	Put up your bright swords, for under this oath	Kiparsky 1977, 200
