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021.B13.HE1  At hir departure   
021.B13.001  Since shee muste goe & I muste mourne, come night
021.B13.002  Enuiron me with darkenesse whilste I write
021.B13.003  Shadowe that hell vnto me, which alone
021.B13.004  I am to suffer when my loue is gone,
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021.B13.045  Haue we for this kept garde like spy on spye?
021.B13.046  Had corespondence when the foe stoode by?
021.B13.047  Stollen (more to sweeten them) our many blisses
021.B13.048  Of meeteings, conferences ****imbracements, kisses?
021.B13.049  Shaddowed with negligence o%5ur%6 moste respectes,
021.B13.050  Varied o%5ur%6 language throughe all dialects?
021.B13.051  Of becks, winkes, lookes, & often vnderboards
021.B13.052  Spoke dialogues with o%5ur%6 feet & farr fro%M words?
021.B13.053  Haue wee proou'd all these seacreats of o%5ur%6 arte?
021.B13.054  Yea thy pale inwards & thy pantinge hearte?
021.B13.055  And after all this passed purgatory
021.B13.056  Muste sad diuorce make vs the vulger story?
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021.B13.067  ffortune, doe thy worste, my frende & I haue armes
021.B13.068  Thoughe not againste thy strokes, againste thy %Y****%Zharmes.
021.B13.069  Rende vs a sunder, yet thou canst not deuide
021.B13.070  Our bodyes soe, but that o%5ur%6 soules are ti'de:
021.B13.071  And we can loue by letters still & giftes,
021.B13.072  And thoughts & dreames; loue neuer wanteth shiftes.
021.B13.073  I will not looke %Yagainste%Z->>vppon< the peirseinge sunne
021.B13.074  But straighte hir beuty to my face shall runne;
021.B13.075  The aire shall note hir softe, the fier hir pure,
021.B13.076  Waters sugieste hir cleere, & the earth sure;
021.B13.077  Tyme shall not loose o%5ur%6 passages; the springe
021.B13.078  Howe fresh o%5ur%6 loue was in the begininge,
021.B13.079  The sum%Mer howe it ripened in the eare,
021.B13.080  And autumne what o%5ur%6 golden haruests were.
021.B13.081  The winter I'le not thinke on, to spight thee,
021.B13.082  But counte it a loste season, soe shall shee.
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021.B13.095  And this the comforte of my deere I vowe
021.B13.096  My deedes shall still be what my thoughts are nowe.
021.B13.097  The poles shall mooue to teach me ere I starte
021.B13.098  And when I change my loue I'le change my hearte;
021.B13.099  Nay yf I prooue but colde in my desire
021.B13.100  Thinke heauen hath motion loste, & the worlde fier:
021.B13.101  Much more I coulde; but many words haue made
021.B13.102  That ofte suspected w%5ch%6 men woulde p%Pswade:
021.B13.103  Take therefore all in this I loue soe true
021.B13.104  As I will neuer looke for lesse in you.
021.B13.0SS  finis. /I: D:
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