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6.
He may our Prophet, and our Tutor prooue,
In whom alone we doe this power finde,
To ioyne two hearts as in one frame to mooue
Two bodies, but one soule to rule the minde
In whom alone we doe this power finde,
To ioyne two hearts as in one frame to mooue
Two bodies, but one soule to rule the minde
Eyes which must care to one deare Obiect binde,
Eares to each others speach as if aboue
All else, they sweete, and learned were; this kind
Content of Louers witnesseth true loue.
Eares to each others speach as if aboue
All else, they sweete, and learned were; this kind
Content of Louers witnesseth true loue.
It doth inrich the wits, and make you see
That in your selfe which you knew not before,
Forcesing you to admire such gifts should be
Hid from your knowledge, yet in you the store.
That in your selfe which you knew not before,
Forcesing you to admire such gifts should be
Hid from your knowledge, yet in you the store.
Millions of these adorne the throane of Loue,
How blest are they then, who his fauours proue?
How blest are they then, who his fauours proue?
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