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[O eyes leaue off your weeping]
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O eyes leaue off your weeping,Loue hath the thoughts in keeping,
That may content you,
Let not this misconceiuing,
Where comforts are receiuing,
Causes torment you.
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Cloudes threaten but a shower,Hope hath his happy houre,
Though long in lasting.
Time needs must be attended,
Loue must not be offended
With too much hasting.
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But O the painfull pleasure,Where Loue attends the leasure
Of liues wretchednesse.
Where Hope is but illusion,
And Feare is but confusion
Of Loues happinesse.
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But happy Hope that seethHow Hope and Hap agreeth,
Of life depriue me,
Or let me be assured,
When life hath death endured,
Loue will reuiue me.
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