The Countesse of Mountgomeries Urania Written by the right honorable the Lady Mary Wroath |
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Loue leaue to vrge, thou knowest thou hast the hand
'Tis Cowardize to striue where none resist,
Pray thee leaue off, I yeeld vnto thy band,
Doe not thus still in thine owne power persist.
'Tis Cowardize to striue where none resist,
Pray thee leaue off, I yeeld vnto thy band,
Doe not thus still in thine owne power persist.
Behold, I yeeld; let forces be dismist,
I am thy Subiect conquer'd bound to stand
Neuer thy foe, but did thy claime assist,
Seeking thy due of those who did withstand.
I am thy Subiect conquer'd bound to stand
Neuer thy foe, but did thy claime assist,
Seeking thy due of those who did withstand.
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But now it seemes thou would'st I should thee loue,
I doe confesse, 'twas thy will made mee choose,
And thy faire shewes made me a Louer proue,
When I my freedome did for paine refuse.
I doe confesse, 'twas thy will made mee choose,
And thy faire shewes made me a Louer proue,
When I my freedome did for paine refuse.
Yet this, Sir god, your Boy-ship I despise,
Your charmes I obey, but loue not want of eyes.
Your charmes I obey, but loue not want of eyes.
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