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108.R09.001  Vnreasonable man! statue of Ice
108.R09.002  What could to countries solitude entice
108.R09.003  Thee in this yeares cold and decrepit time?
108.R09.004  Natures instinct drawes to the warmer clyme,
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108.R09.007  What delicacy can in fields appeare
108.R09.008  Whilst Flora her selfe doth a freefe ierkin weare?
108.R09.009  Whilst winds doe all the trees & hedges strip
108.R09.010  Of leaves, to furnish rods enough to whip
108.R09.011  Thy madnes from thee? & all springs by frost
108.R09.012  Haue taken cold, & their sweet murmure lost;
108.R09.013  If thou thy faults or fortunes wouldst lament
108.R09.014  With iust solemnities, doe it in Lent:
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108.R09.116  But vndeserning Muse which hart, which eyes
108.R09.117  [I2]In this new Couple dost thou prize?
108.R09.118  [I2]Where his eyes as inflaming is
108.R09.119  As hers and her hart loues as well as his,
108.R09.120  [I2]Be tryde by beauty and then
108.R09.121  The Bridegroome is a mayd and not a man,
108.R09.122  If by' that manly Courage they be tryde
108.R09.123  Which scornes vniust opinion, then the Bride
108.R09.124  Becomes a man; should chance or envies art
108.R09.125  Deuide these two, whom nature scarce did part:
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108.R09.171  Blest pare of Swans, oh may you inter bring
108.R09.172  [I2]Daily new ioyes and neuer sing,
108.R09.173  Liue till all grounds of wishes faile,
108.R09.174  Till honour, yea till wisdome grow so stale
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108.R09.180  May neuer age or errour ouerthwart
108.R09.181  [I2]With any cloud->>West< these radiant eyes, /with any north this Hart:
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108.R09.181b A feast:
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108.R09.184  The Tables groane as if this feast
108.R09.185  Would as the flood destroy all foule & beast
108.R09.186  [I2]And were the doctrine new
108.R09.187  That the Earth mooud this day would make it trew
108.R09.188  ffor euery part to dance and Revell goes
108.R09.189  They tread the Ayre and fall not where they rose
108.R09.190  Though six houres since the sun to bed did part
108.R09.191  The masques & banquetts will not yet impart
108.R09.192  A sunsett to these weary eyes, a Center to this hart.
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108.R09.0$$  Ll.1-4, 7-14,115b-125,171-74,180-81,181b,184-92 only; pp.305-308 missing.  Ll. 117,118,120,172,181,186 ind 2 sp. JTS worksheet 11Jun85.