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other did destroy�此�But now her cheek was pale�察�and by and by It flash'd 

forth fire�察�as lightning from the sky。 

     Now was she just before him as he sat�察�And like a lowly lover down 

she kneels�察�With   one   fair   hand she   heaveth   up   his hat�察  �Her   other   tender 

hand his fair cheek feels�此�

       His tenderer cheek receives her soft hand's print�察�As apt as new´fall'n 

snow takes any dint。 

     O� �what a war of looks was then between them�察�Her eyes petitioners to 

his eyes suing�察�

       His eyes saw her eyes as they had not seen them�察�Her eyes woo'd still�察�

his eyes disdain'd the wooing�此�And all this dumb play had his acts made 

plain With tears�察�which�察�chorus´like�察�her eyes did rain。 



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     Full gently now she takes him by the hand�察�

       A lily prison'd in a gaol of snow�察�Or ivory in an alabaster band�察�So 

white a friend engirts so white a foe�此�

       This beauteous combat�察�wilful and unwilling�察�Show'd like two silver 

doves that sit a´billing。 

     Once more the engine of her thoughts began�此�'O fairest mover on this 

mortal round�察�

       Would thou wert as I am�察�and I a man�察�My heart all whole as thine�察�

thy   heart   my   wound�察  �For   one   sweet   look   thy   help   I   would   assure   thee�察�

Though nothing but my body's bane would cure thee。' 

     'Give   me   my   hand��'   saith   he�察  �'why   dost   thou   feel   it��'   'Give   me   my 

heart��' saith she�察�'and thou shalt have it�察�O� �give it me�察�lest thy hard heart 

do steel it�察�And being steel'd�察�soft sighs can never grave it�此�

       Then love's deep groans I never shall regard�察�Because Adonis' heart 

hath made mine hard。' 

     'For shame��' he cries�察�'let go�察�and let me go�察�My day's delight is past�察�

my horse is gone�察�

       And 'tis your fault I am bereft him so�此�I pray you hence�察�and leave me 

here alone�此�For all my mind�察�my thought�察�my busy care�察�Is how to get my 

palfrey from the mare。' 

     Thus     she  replies�此  �'Thy   palfrey�察  �as  he   should�察  �Welcomes       the  warm 

approach   of   sweet   desire�此�Affection   is   a   coal   that   must   be   cool'd�察  �Else�察�

suffer'd�察�it will set the heart on fire�此�

       The sea hath bounds�察�but deep desire hath none�察�Therefore no marvel 

though thy horse be gone。 

     'How like a Jade he stood�察�tied to the tree�察�Servilely  master'd with   a 

leathern rein� �

       But   when   he   saw   his   love�察  �his   youth's   fair   fee�察  �He   held   such   petty 

bondage   in   disdain�察  �Throwing        the   base   thong   from   his   bending   crest�察�

Enfranchising his mouth�察�his back�察�his breast。 

     'Who sees his true´love in her naked bed�察�Teaching the sheets a whiter 

hue than white�察�But�察�when his glutton eye so full hath fed�察�His other agents 

aim at like delight�拭�

       Who is so faint�察�that dare not bo so bold To touch the fire�察�the weather 



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being cold�拭�

     'Let   me   excuse   thy  courser�察  �gentle   boy�察�And   learn   of   him�察  �I   heartily 

beseech thee�察�

       To   take   advantage   on   presented   joy   Though   I   were   dumb�察  �yet   his 

proceedings teach thee。 O learn to love�察�the lesson is but plain�察�And once 

made perfect�察�never lost again。 

     'I know not love��' quoth he�察�'nor will not know it�察�Unless it be a boar�察�

and then I chase it�察�'Tis much to borrow�察�and I will not owe it�察�My love to 

love is love but to disgrace it�察�

       For I have heard it is a life in death�察�That laughs and weeps�察�and all 

but with a breath。 

     'Who wears a garment shapeless and unfinish'd�拭�Who plucks the bud 

before one leaf put forth�拭�

       If springing things be any jot diminish'd�察�They wither in their prime�察�

prove   nothing   worth�察  �The   colt   that's   back'd   and   burden'd   being   young 

Loseth his pride�察�and never waxeth strong。 

     'You hurt my hand with wringing Iet us part�察�And leave this idle theme�察�

this bootless chat�此�Remove your siege from my unyielding heart�察�To love's 

alarms it will not ope the gate�此�

       Dismiss   your   vows�察  �your   feigned   tears�察  �your   flattery�察  �For   where   a 

heart is hard they make no battery。' 

     'What� �canst thou talk��' quoth she�察�'hast thou a tongue�拭�O� �would thou 

hadst not�察�or I had no hearing�察�

       Thy   mermaid's   voice   hath   done   me   double   wrong�察  �I   had   my   load 

before�察   �now    press'd    with   bearing�此   �Melodious     discord�察   �heavenly     tune�察�

harsh´sounding�察�Ear's deep´sweet music�察�and heart's deep´sore wounding。 

     'Had I no eyes but ears�察�my ears would love 

       That inward beauty and invisible�察�Or were I deaf�察�thy outward parts 

would move Each part in me that were but sensible�此�

       Though neither eyes nor ears�察�to hear nor see�察�Yet should I be in love 

by touching thee。 

     'Say�察�that the sense of feeling were bereft me�察�And that I could not see�察�

nor hear�察�nor touch�察�

       And nothing but the very smell were left me�察�Yet would my love to 



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thee be still as much�察�For from the stillitory of thy face excelling Comes 

breath perfum'd that breedeth love by smelling。 

     'But O� �what banquet wert thou to the taste�察�

        Being   nurse   and   feeder   of   the   other   four�察  �Would   they   not   wish   the 

feast    might    ever    last�察 �And    bid   Suspicion      double´lock      the   door�察  �Lest 

Jealousy�察�that sour unwelcome guest�察�Should�察�by his stealing in�察�disturb the 

feast��' 

     Once   more   the   ruby´colour'd   portal   open'd�察�Which   to   his   speech   did 

honey passage yield�察�

        Like   a  red   morn�察    �that  ever   yet   betoken'd     Wrack     to   the  seaman�察�

tempest to the field�察�Sorrow to shepherds�察�woe unto the birds�察�Gusts and 

foul flaws to herdmen and to herds。 

     This   ill   presage   advisedly   she   marketh�此  �Even   as   the   wind   is   hush'd 

before   it   raineth�察  �Or   as   the   wolf   doth   grin   before   he   barketh�察  �Or   as   the 

berry breaks before it staineth�察�

        Or   like   the   deadly   bullet   of   a   gun�察  �His   meaning   struck   her   ere   his 

words begun。 

     And at his look she flatly falleth down For looks kill love�察�and love by 

looks reviveth�察�

       A smile recures the wounding of a frown�察�But blessed bankrupt�察�that 

by   love   so   thriveth�   �The   silly   boy�察  �believing   she   is   dead   Claps   her   pale 

cheek�察�till clapping makes it red�察�

     And   all   amaz'd   brake   off   his   late   intent�察  �For   sharply  he   did   think   to 

reprehend   her�察�Which   cunning   love   did   wittily   prevent�此  �Fair   fall   the   wit 

that can so well defend her� �

        For on the grass she lies as she were slain Till his breath breatheth 

life in her again。 

     He wrings her nose�察�he strikes her on the cheeks�察�He bends her fingers�察�

holds her pulses hard�察�

        He chafes her lips�察�a thousand ways he seeks To mend the hurt that 

his unkindness marr'd�此�He kisses her�察�and she�察�by her good will�察�Will never 

rise�察�so he will kiss her still。 

     The   night   of   sorrow   now   is   turn'd   to   day�此  �Her   two   blue   windows 

faintly she up´heaveth�察�Like the fair sun�察�when in his fresh array He cheers 



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the morn�察�and all the world relieveth�此�

       And as the bright sun glorifies the sky�察�So is her face illumin'd with 

her eye�察�

     Whose beams upon his hairless face are fix'd�察�As if from thence they 

borrow'd all their shine。 

       Were never four such lamps together mix'd�察�Had not his clouded with 

his   brow's   repine�察  �But   hers�察  �which   through   the   crystal   tears   gave   light 

Shone like the moon in water seen by night。 

     'O�   �where   am   I��'   quoth   she�察  �'in   earth   or   heaven�察  �Or   in   the  ocean 

drench'd�察�or in the fire�拭�What hour is this�拭�or morn or weary even�拭�Do I 

delight to die�察�or life desire�拭�

       But now I liv'd�察�and life was death's annoy�察�But now I died�察�and death 

was lively joy。 

     'O� �thou didst kill me�察�kill me once again�此�Thy eyes' shrewd tutor�察�that 

hard heart of thine�察�

       Hath   taught   them   scornful   tricks�察  �and   such   disdain�察 �That   they   have 

murder'd this poor heart of mine�察�And these mine eyes�察�true leaders to their 

queen�察�But for thy piteous lips no more had seen。 

     'Long may they kiss each other for this cure� �O� �never let their crimson 

liveries    wear�察   �And    as  they   last�察 �their   verdure    still  endure�察   �To   drive 

infection from the dangerous year�此�

       That   the   star´gazers�察  �having   writ   on   death�察  �May   say�察  �the   plague   is 

banish'd by thy breath。 

     'Pure lips�察�sweet seals in my soft lips imprinted�察�What bargains may I 

make�察�still to be sealing�拭�

       To sell myself I can be well contented�察�So thou wilt buy and pay and 

use good dealing�察�Which purchase if thou make�察�for fear of slips Set thy 

seal´manual on my wax´red lips。 

     'A   thousand   kisses   buys   my   heart   from   me�察  �And       pay   them   at   thy 

leisure�察�one by one。 What is ten hundred touches unto thee�拭�Are they not 

quickly told and quickly gone�拭�

       Say�察�for non´payment that the debt should double�察�Is twenty hundred 

kisses such a trouble��' 

     'Fair   queen��'    quoth    he�察  �'if  any   love   you    owe    me�察  �Measure      my 



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strangeness with my unripe years�此�

       Before    I  know    myself�察   �seek   not   to  know    me�察   �No   fisher   but  the 

ungrown fry forbears�此�The mellow plum doth fall�察�the green sticks fast�察�Or 

being early pluck'd is sour to taste。 

     'Look� �the world's comforter�察�with weary gait His day
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