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being early pluck'd is sour to taste。
'Look� �the world's comforter�察�with weary gait His day's hot task hath
ended in the west�察�The owl�察�night's herald�察�shrieks�察�'tis very late�察�The sheep
are gone to fold�察�birds to their nest�察�
And coal´black clouds that shadow heaven's light Do summon us to
part�察�and bid good night。
'Now let me say good night�察�and so say you�察�If you will say so�察�you
shall have a kiss。'
'Good night��' quoth she�察 �and ere he says adieu�察 �The honey fee of
parting tender'd is�此 �Her arms do lend his neck a sweet embrace�察�
Incorporate then they seem�察�face grows to face。
Till�察 �breathless�察 �he disjoin'd�察 �and backward drew The heavenly
moisture�察 �that sweet coral mouth�察 �Whose precious taste her thirsty lips
well knew�察�Whereon they surfeit�察�yet complain on drouth�此�
He with her plenty press'd�察�she faint with dearth�察�Their lips together
glu'd�察�fall to the earth。
Now quick desire hath caught the yielding prey�察�And glutton´like she
feeds�察�yet never filleth�察�
Her lips are conquerors�察 �his lips obey�察 �Paying what ransom the
insulter willeth�察�Whose vulture thought doth pitch the price so high�察�That
she will draw his lips' rich treasure dry。
And having felt the sweetness of the spoil�察 �With blindfold fury she
begins to forage�察�Her face doth reek and smoke�察�her blood doth boil�察�And
careless lust stirs up a desperate courage�察�
Planting oblivion�察�beating reason back�察�Forgetting shame's pure blush
and honour's wrack。
Hot�察�faint�察�and weary�察�with her hard embracing�察�Like a wild bird being
tam'd with too much handling�察 �Or as the fleet´foot roe that's tir'd with
chasing�察�
Or like the froward infant still'd with dandling�察�He now obeys�察�and
now no more resisteth�察�While she takes all she can�察�not all she listeth。
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What wax so frozen but dissolves with tempering�察�And yields at last to
every light impression�拭 �Things out of hope are compass'd oft with
venturing�察�Chiefly in love�察�whose leave exceeds commission�此�
Affection faints not like a pale´fac'd coward�察 �But then woos best
when most his choice is froward。
When he did frown�察�O� �had she then gave over�察�Such nectar from his
lips she had not suck'd。
Foul words and frowns must not repel a lover�察�What though the rose
have prickles�察�yet 'tis pluck'd�此�Were beauty under twenty locks kept fast�察�
Yet love breaks through and picks them all at last。
For pity now she can no more detain him�察�
The poor fool prays her that he may depart�此�She is resolv'd no longer
to restrain him�察�Bids him farewell�察�and look well to her heart�察�
The which�察 �by Cupid's bow she doth protest�察 �He carries thence
incaged in his breast。
'Sweet boy��' she says�察�'this night I'll waste in sorrow�察�For my sick heart
commands mine eyes to watch。
Tell me�察�Love's master�察�shall we meet to´morrow Say�察�shall we�拭�shall
we�拭�wilt thou make the match��' He tells her�察�no�察�to´morrow he intends To
hunt the boar with certain of his friends。
'The boar��' quoth she�察�whereat a sudden pale�察�Like lawn being spread
upon the blushing rose�察�Usurps her cheeks�察�she trembles at his tale�察�And on
his neck her yoking arms she throws�此�
She sinketh down�察�still hanging by his neck�察�He on her belly falls�察�she
on her back。
Now is she in the very lists of love�察�Her champion mounted for the hot
encounter�此�
All is imaginary she doth prove�察�He will not manage her�察�although he
mount her�察�That worse than Tantalus' is her annoy�察�To clip Elysium and to
lack her joy。
Even as poor birds�察�deceiv'd with painted grapes�察�Do surfeit by the eye
and pine the maw�察�Even so she languisheth in her mishaps�察�As those poor
birds that helpless berries saw。
The warm effects which she in him finds missing�察�She seeks to kindle
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with continual kissing。
But all in vain�察�good queen�察�it will not be�此�She hath assay'd as much as
may be prov'd�察�
Her pleading hath deserv'd a greater fee�察�She's Love�察�she loves�察�and
yet she is not lov'd。 'Fie�察�fie��' he says�察�'you crush me�察�let me go�察�You have
no reason to withhold me so。'
'Thou hadst been gone��' quoth she�察�'sweet boy�察�ere this�察�But that thou
told'st me thou wouldst hunt the boar。 O� �be advis'd�察�thou know'st not what
it is With javelin's point a churlish swine to gore�察�
Whose tushes never sheath'd he whetteth still�察 �Like to a mortal
butcher�察�bent to kill。
'On his bow´back he hath a battle set Of bristly pikes�察�that ever threat
his foes�察�
His eyes like glow´worms shine when he doth fret�察 �His snout digs
sepulchres where'er he goes�察�Being mov'd�察�he strikes whate'er is in his way�察�
And whom he strikes his crooked tushes slay。
'His brawny sides�察�with hairy bristles arm'd�察�Are better proof than thy
spear's point can enter�察 �His short thick neck cannot be easily harm'd�察�
Being ireful�察�on the lion he will venture�此�
The thorny brambles and embracing bushes�察�As fearful of him�察�part�察�
through whom he rushes。
'Alas� �he nought esteems that face of thine�察�To which Love's eyes pay
tributary gazes�察�
Nor thy soft hands�察 �sweet lips�察 �and crystal eyne�察 �Whose full
perfection all the world amazes�察 �But having thee at vantage�察 �wondrous
dread� �Would root these beauties as he roots the mead。
'O� �let him keep his loathsome cabin still�察�
Beauty hath nought to do with such foul fiends�此�Come not within his
danger by thy will�察 �They that thrive well take counsel of their friends。
When thou didst name the boar�察�not to dissemble�察�I fear'd thy fortune�察�and
my joints did tremble。
'Didst thou not mark my face�拭�was it not white�拭�Saw'st thou not signs
of fear lurk in mine eye�拭�
Grew I not faint�拭 �And fell I not downright�拭 �Within my bosom�察�
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whereon thou dost lie�察�My boding heart pants�察�beats�察�and takes no rest�察�But�察�
like an earthquake�察�shakes thee on my breast。
'For where Love reigns�察�disturbing Jealousy
Doth call himself Affection's sentinel�察�Gives false alarms�察�suggesteth
mutiny�察�And in a peaceful hour doth cry ;Kill�察�kill� ─�
Distempering gentle Love in his desire�察�As air and water do abate the
fire。
'This sour informer�察 �this bate´breeding spy�察 �This canker that eats up
Love's tender spring�察�
This carry´tale�察 �dissentious Jealousy�察 �That sometime true news�察�
sometime false doth bring�察�Knocks at my heart�察�and whispers in mine ear
That if I love thee�察�I thy death should fear�此�
'And more than so�察 �presenteth to mine eye The picture of an angry´
chafing boar�察�Under whose sharp fangs on his back doth lie An image like
thyself�察�all stain'd with gore�察�
Whose blood upon the fresh flowers being shed Doth make them
droop with grief and hang the head。
'What should I do�察 �seeing thee so indeed�察 �That tremble at the
imagination�拭�
The thought of it doth make my faint heart bleed�察�And fear doth teach
it divination�此 �I prophesy thy death�察 �my living sorrow�察 �If thou encounter
with the boar to´morrow。
'But if thou needs wilt hunt�察�be rul'd by me�察�Uncouple at the timorous
flying hare�察�Or at the fox which lives by subtilty�察�Or at the roe which no
encounter dare�此�
Pursue these fearful creatures o'er the downs�察 �And on thy well´
breath'd horse keep with thy hound。
'And when thou hast on foot the purblind hare�察�Mark the poor wretch�察�
to overshoot his troubles
How he outruns the winds�察�and with what care He cranks and crosses
with a thousand doubles�此�The many musits through the which he goes Are
like a labyrinth to amaze his foes。
'Sometime he runs among a flock of sheep�察 �To make the cunning
hounds mistake their smell�察 �And sometime where earth´delving conies
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keep�察�To stop the loud pursuers in their yell�察�
And sometime sorteth with a herd of deer�察�Danger deviseth shifts�察�wit
waits on fear�此�
'For there his smell with others being mingled�察�
The hot scent´snuffing hounds are driven to doubt�察 �Ceasing their
clamorous cry till they have singled With much ado the cold fault cleanly
out�察�Then do they spend their mouths�此�Echo replies�察�As if another chase
were in the skies。
'By this�察�poor Wat�察�far off upon a hill�察�Stands on his hinder legs with
listening ear�察 �To hearken if his foes pursue him still�此 �Anon their loud
alarums he doth hear�察�
And now his grief may be compared well To one sore sick that hears
the passing bell。
'Then shalt thou see the dew´bedabbled wretch Turn�察 �and return�察�
indenting with the way�察�
Each envious briar his weary legs doth scratch�察�Each shadow makes
him stop�察�each murmur stay�此�For misery is trodden on by many�察�And being
low never reliev'd by any。
'Lie quietly�察�and hear a little more�察�Nay�察�do not struggle�察�for thou shalt
not rise�此�To make thee hate the hunting of the boar�察 �Unlike myself thou
hear'st me moralize�察�
Applying this to that�察�and so to so�察�For lov
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