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[V. Fly if yu wilt be flying]

Fly if yu wilt be flying

Fly if yu wilt be flying, Foe to my hart most wrathfull, which more & more grows faithfull, Desire pursues thee crying, to tell thee of his torment, and of my dying, and of my dying, But if my harts desire be not, I hope by loue to see thee caught, to see thee caught or woūded, I hope by loue to see thee caught or wounded. But if my harts desire be not, with griefe cōfounded, I hope by loue to see thee caught or wounded, I hope by loue to see thee caught, thee caught or wounded.