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XII. Mopsie leaue of to loue

Mopsie leaue of to loue, thy hopes are vaine

Mopsie leaue of to loue, thy hopes are vaine, thy hopes are vaine, are vaine, I haue an nother that doth much excell thee, whose meanest graces thy perfections staine: Yet loue himselfe, to loue cannot compell mee, cannot compell mee, compell mee, Yet she is modest, vertu's, wise, & chast, of all which parts, no little little part thou hast. Yet she is modest, vertu's, wise, and chast, of all which parts, no little little part thou hast.