The Countesse of Mountgomeries Urania Written by the right honorable the Lady Mary Wroath |
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And burne, yet burning you will loue the smart,
When you shall feele the waight of true desire,
So pleasing, as you would not wish your part
Of burthen should be missing from that fire.
When you shall feele the waight of true desire,
So pleasing, as you would not wish your part
Of burthen should be missing from that fire.
But faithfull and vnfaigned heate aspire
Which sinne abollisheth, and doth impart
Salues to all feare, with vertues which inspire
Soules with diuine loue; which shewes his chast Art.
Which sinne abollisheth, and doth impart
Salues to all feare, with vertues which inspire
Soules with diuine loue; which shewes his chast Art.
And guide he is to ioyings, open eyes
He hath to happinesse, and best can learne
Vs, meanes how to deserue this he descries,
Who blinde, yet doth our hidn'st thoughts diserne.
He hath to happinesse, and best can learne
Vs, meanes how to deserue this he descries,
Who blinde, yet doth our hidn'st thoughts diserne.
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Thus we may gaine since liuing in blest Loue,
He may our Prophet, and our Tutor prooue.
He may our Prophet, and our Tutor prooue.
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