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[Whye doest thow haste away]
Whye doest thow haste away,O Tytan fayre, the Giver of the day,
Ys yt to Carry Newes?
To westerne Wightes, what Starres in Easte appeare?
Or doest thow thincke that heare
Ys lefte a Sunne, whose Beames thy place may use,
Yet stay, and well peruse,
What bee her giftes, that make her æquall thee,
Bend all thy Lighte to see,
In Earthly Clothes enclosed a Heavenly sparcke,
Thy Ronning Course can not suche Beutyes marck.
No, No, thy motyons bee
Hastened from us with Barr of shadowe darck,
Bycause that thow the Author of thy sighte,
Disdaynes wee see, thee stayned with others Lighte.
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