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Though now no more I see for which I sight,nor yet behold the temple of my voues,
I have not yet preaste to escape by flight
furth of your yok, which nek and fredome boues:
for ay my thoughs which chainging disavoues,
trewe secretars of my affections all,
and high extollers of your lovlyie browes,
presents your absent schape more me to thrall,
and in this distance dothe to mynde recall
your rare perfections and theme right recyte,
which maks all men in madness for to fall,
and die for love as wemen for despyte:
so present, absent, I my noyes renewe,
And Fouler rins not Foule to girnis and glewe.
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