X. My hope a counsell with my loue
My hope a counsell with my loue, hath long desired to bee
My hope a counsell with my loue, hath long desired to bee, and maruells much so deere a friend, is not retaynd
by mee: She doth condemne my hast, in passing the estate of my whole lyfe,
into their hands, who nought paies for't but hate, but hate, and not suffic'd
with this, she sayes, I did release the right, of my enioyed liberties, vnto your beaut'ous
sight, and not suffic'd with this, she sayes.
I dyd release the right of my enioyed liberties, vnto your beaut'ous sight.
