The EKATOMPATHIA[Greek] Or Passionate Centurie of Loue ::

The EKATOMPATHIA[Greek] Or Passionate Centurie of Loue

Diuided into two parts: whereof, the first expresseth the Authors sufferance in Loue: the latter, his long farewell to Loue and all his tyrannie. Composed by Thomas Watson

Watson, Thomas (1557?-1592)

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A Quatorzain, in the commendation of Master Thomas Watson, and of his Mistres, for whom he wrote this Booke of Passionat Sonnetes.

To the Authour.

An Ode, written to the Muses Concerning this Authour.

[Its seldome seene that Merite hath his due]

To the Authour.

A Quatorzain of the Authour vnto this his booke of Louepassions.

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MY LOVE IS PAST.

LXXXI.

LXXXI. A Pasquine Piller erected in the despite of Loue.

LXXXII.

LXXXII. Expansio Columnæ præcedentis.

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LXXXI. A Pasquine Piller erected in the despite of Loue.

1 At
2 last, though
3 late, farewell
4 olde wellada:
5 Mirth or mischance strike
6 vp a newe alarM, And
7 Cypria la nemica
8 miA Retire to Cyprus Ile,
9 & cease thy waRR, Els must thou proue how
10 Reason can by charmE Enforce to flight thy
11 blindfolde bratte & thee. So frames it with mee now,
12 that I confesS, The life I ledde in Loue deuoyde
12 of resT, It was a Hell, where none felte more then I,
11 Nor anye with lyke miseries forlorN. Since
10 therefore now my woes are wexed lesS, And
9 Reason bidds mee leaue olde welladA,
8 No longer shall the worlde laughe mee
7 to scorN; I'le choose a path that
6 shall not leade awrie. Rest
5 then with mee from your
4 blinde Cupids carR
3 Each one of
2 you, that
1 serue,
3 and would be
5 freE. His dooble thrall

Huius Columnæ Basis, prosillabarum numero & linearum proportione est Orchematica.

7 that liu's as Loue thinks best, whose
9 hande still Tyrant like to hurte is preste.

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LXXXI. A Pasquine Piller erected in the despite of Loue.