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[XX. Shall I liue so farre distant from thee my deare]

Shall I liue so farre distant from thee my deare

Shall I liue so farre distant from thee my deare, my onely good & sweetest pleasure, to feele pains without measure, Ah suffer not, ah suffer not each houre t'increase my sighing, see now my soule is flying, & if through griefe of force it must consume, must consume, yet let it pining dye, pining dye, see now my soule is flying, is flying, & if through griefe of force, through griefe of force it must consume, pining dye, within thy milkwhite bosome, within thy milkwhite bosome, bosome, within thy milkwhite bosome.