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THE LIE.
Sir, say not that you love, unless you do,
For often lying will dishonour you.
For often lying will dishonour you.
Lady, I love, and therefore love to do,
And will not lie, unless I lie with you.
And will not lie, unless I lie with you.
You say I lie, I say you lie, judge whether;
If we then both do lie, let's lie together.
If we then both do lie, let's lie together.
Finis.
D. Donn.
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