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Of his ring sent to his lady.
Since thou my ring mayst goe where I ne may,Since thou mayst speake where I must hold my peace.
Say vnto her that is my liues stay.
Grauen the within which I do here expresse:
That sooner shall the sonne not shine by day,
And with the raine the floodes shall waxen lesse.
Then I for change or choyce of other loue,
Do euer seke my fansy to remoue.
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