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[XIII. I will no more come to thee]

I will no more no more come to thee

I will no more no more come to thee come to thee I wil no more come to thee, ye flowtst mee when I woe thee. I will no more, no more come to thee, I wil no more come to thee, that flowt'st mee when I woe thee. Still ty hy hy hy hy thou cryest still ty hy hy hy hy still ty hy hy hy hy yu cryest still ty hy hy hy hy thou cryest; & all my louely louely louely rings & my pinnes and my gloues denyest. O say alas, ô say what moues thee what moues thee, to grieue him so, to grieue him



so that loues thee? Leaue alas, ah leaue alas, leaue tormenting, ah leaue ah leaue leaue alas tormenting, and giue my burning my burning, yet yet some small relenting. Leaue alas, ah leaue tormenting, ah leue alas alas a while, alas leue a while leue alas tormenting, and giue my burning yet some small relenting.