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To his Mistris.
What conscience say is it in thee
When I a heart had one
To take away that heart from me,
And to retain thy ovvn:
When I a heart had one
To take away that heart from me,
And to retain thy ovvn:
For shame and pity now incline
To play a loving patt,
Either to send me kindly thine,
Or send me back my heart.
Covet not both; for if thou dost
Resolve to part vvith neither,
Why yet to shevv that thou art just,
Take me and mine together,
To play a loving patt,
Either to send me kindly thine,
Or send me back my heart.
Covet not both; for if thou dost
Resolve to part vvith neither,
Why yet to shevv that thou art just,
Take me and mine together,
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