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XXXIV.
Second.Angels are wrought to be of neither kind,
Angels alone from hot desire are free,
There is a somewhat ever in the mind,
That, without woman, cannot stillèd be
No saint in cell, but, having blood and tere,
Doth find the sprite to joy in sight of woman fair.
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