 | Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt |  |
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[Mystrustfull mindes be moued]
Mystrustfull mindes be moued
To haue me in suspect.
The troth it shalbe proued,
Which time shall once detect.
To haue me in suspect.
The troth it shalbe proued,
Which time shall once detect.
Though falshed go about
Of crime me to accuse,
At length I do not doute
But truth shall me excuse.
Of crime me to accuse,
At length I do not doute
But truth shall me excuse.
Such sawce, as they haue serued
To me without desart,
Euen as they haue deserued,
Therof god send them part.
To me without desart,
Euen as they haue deserued,
Therof god send them part.
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