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hear'st me moralize�察�

       Applying this to that�察�and so to so�察�For love can comment upon every 

woe。 

     'Where did I leave��' 'No matter where��' quoth he 'Leave me�察�and then 

the story aptly ends�此�

       The night is spent��' 'Why�察�what of that��' quoth she。 'I am��' quoth he�察�

'expected   of   my   friends�察  �And   now   'tis   dark�察  �and   going   I   shall   fall。'   'In 

night��' quoth she�察�'desire sees best of all。' 

     But if thou fall�察�O� �then imagine this�察�The earth�察�in love with thee�察�thy 

footing trips�察�And all is but to rob thee of a kiss。 

       Rich preys make true men thieves�察�so do thy lips Make modest Dian 

cloudy and forlorn�察�Lest she should steal a kiss and die forsworn。 

     'Now   of   this   dark   night   I  perceive   the   reason�此  �Cynthia   for   shame 

obscures her silver shine 



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       Till   forging   Nature   be   condemn'd   of   treason�察  �For   stealing   moulds 

from heaven that were divine�察�Wherein she fram'd thee in high heaven's 

despite�察�To shame the sun by day and her by night。 

     'And    therefore    hath   she   brib'd  the   Destinies�察   �To  cross   the   curious 

workmanship         of  nature   To   mingle     beauty    with   infirmities�察  �And    pure 

perfection with impure defeature�察�

       Making      it  subject  to  the   tyranny    Of   mad    mischances      and   much 

misery�察�

     'As burning fevers�察�agues pale and faint�察�Life´poisoning pestilence and 

frenzies wood�察�

       The    marrow´eating       sickness�察    �whose     attains   Disorder     breeds    by 

heating   of   the   blood�察  �Surfeits�察  �imposthumes�察  �grief�察  �and   damn'd   despair�察�

Swear nature's death for framing thee so fair。 

     'And not the least of all these maladies But in one minute's fight brings 

beauty     under�此   �Both    favour�察   �savour    hue�察   �and   qualities�察   �Whereat     the 

impartial gazer late did wonder�察�

       Are on the sudden wasted�察�thaw'd and done�察�As mountain´snow melts 

with the mid´day sun。 

     'Therefore�察�despite of fruitless chastity�察�Love´lacking vestals and self´ 

loving nuns�察�

       That    on  the   earth   would    breed    a  scarcity   And    barren    dearth   of 

daughters and of sons�察�Be prodigal�此�the lamp that burns by night Dries up 

his oil to lend the world his light。 

     'What     is  thy   body   but  a  swallowing      grave�察   �Seeming     to  bury   that 

posterity   Which      by   the  rights   of  time   thou   needs    must   have�察   �If  thou 

destroy them not in dark obscurity�拭�

       If so�察�the world will hold thee in disdain�察�Sith in thy pride so fair a 

hope is slain。 

       'So   in   thyself   thyself   art   made   away�察  �A   mischief   worse   than   civil 

home´bred strife�察�

       Or theirs whose desperate hands themselves do slay�察�Or butcher´sire 

that   reeves   his   son   of   life。   Foul´cankering   rust   the hidden   treasure   frets�察�

But gold that's put to use more gold begets。' 

     'Nay then��' quoth Adon�察�'you will fall again Into your idle over´handled 



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theme�察�The kiss I gave you is bestow'd in vain�察�And all in vain you strive 

against the stream�察�

       For by this black´fac'd night�察�desire's foul nurse�察�Your treatise makes 

me like you worse and worse。 

     'If   love   have   lent   you   twenty   thousand   tongues�察  �And   every   tongue 

more moving than your own�察�

       Bewitching like the wanton mermaid's songs�察�Yet from mine ear the 

tempting tune is blown�察�For know�察�my heart stands armed in mine ear�察�And 

will not let a false sound enter there�察�

     'Lest the deceiving harmony should run   Into the quiet closure of   my 

breast�察�And then my little heart were quite undone�察�In his bedchamber to 

be barr'd of rest。 

       No�察�lady�察�no�察�my heart longs not to groan�察�But soundly sleeps�察�while 

now it sleeps alone。 

     'What have you urg'd that I cannot reprove�拭�The path is smooth that 

leadeth on to danger�察�

       I hate not love�察�but your device in love That lends embracements unto 

every stranger。 You do it for increase�此�O strange excuse� �When reason is 

the bawd to lust's abuse。 

     'Call it not�察�love�察�for Love to heaven is fled�察�Since sweating Lust on 

earth usurp'd his name�察�Under whose simple semblance he hath fed Upon 

fresh beauty�察�blotting it with blame�察�

       Which the hot tyrant stains and soon bereaves�察�As caterpillars do the 

tender leaves。 

     'Love comforteth like sunshine after rain�察�But Lust's effect is tempest 

after sun�察�

       Love's gentle spring doth   always fresh   remain�察�Lust's   winter   comes 

ere summer half be done。 Love surfeits not�察�Lust like a glutton dies�察�Love 

is all truth�察�Lust full of forged lies。 

     'More I could tell�察�but more I dare not say�察�The text is old�察�the orator 

too   green。   Therefore�察  �in   sadness�察  �now   I   will   away�察  �My   face   is   full   of 

shame�察�my heart of teen�此�

       Mine ears�察�that to your wanton talk attended Do burn themselves for 

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     With this he breaketh from the sweet embrace 

       Of   those   fair   arms   which   bound   him   to   her   breast�察�And   homeward 

through   the   dark   laund   runs   apace�察  �Leaves   Love   upon   her   back   deeply 

distress'd。 Look�察�how a bright star shooteth from the sky So glides he in 

the night from Venus' eye�察�

     Which     after   him   she   darts�察 �as  one   on   shore   Gazing     upon   a  late´ 

embarked friend�察�Till the wild waves will have him seen no more�察�Whose 

ridges with the meeting clouds contend�此�

       So did the merciless and pitchy night Fold in the object that did feed 

her sight。 

     Whereat amaz'd�察�as one that unaware Hath dropp'd a precious jewel in 

the flood�察�

       Or   'stonish'd   as night´wanderers   often   are�察�Their light   blown out   in 

some mistrustful wood�察�Even so confounded in the dark she lay�察�Having 

lost the fair discovery of her way。 

     And now she beats her heart�察�whereat it groans�察�That all the neighbour 

caves�察�as seeming troubled�察�Make verbal repetition of her moans�察�Passion 

on passion deeply is redoubled�此�

       'Ay me��' she cries�察�and twenty times�察�'Woe�察�woe��' And twenty echoes 

twenty times cry so。 

     She   marking   them�察  �begins   a   wailing   note�察�And   sings   extemporally   a 

woeful ditty�察�

       How  love   makes   young   men   thrall   and   old   men   dote�察  �How   love   is 

wise in folly foolish´witty�此�Her heavy anthem stili concludes in woe�察�And 

still the choir of echoes answer so。 

     Her   song   was   tedious�察  �and   outwore   the   night�察  �For   lovers'   hours   are 

long�察   �though    seeming     short�此 �If  pleas'd   themselves�察    �others�察  �they   think�察�

delight In such like circumstance�察�with such like sport�此�

       Their copious   stories�察 �oftentimes   begun�察 �End   without   audience�察 �and 

are never done。 

     For who hath she to spend the night withal�察�But idle sounds resembling 

parasites�察�

       Like    shrill´tongu'd    tapsters    answering      every    call�察 �Soothing     the 

humour of fantastic wits�拭�She says�察 �Tis so��' they answer all�察 �Tis so��' And 



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would say after her�察�if she said 'No'。 

       Lo�   �here   the   gentle   lark�察 �weary    of   rest�察 �From    his  moist   cabinet 

mounts up on high�察�And wakes the morning�察�from whose silver breast The 

sun ariseth in his majesty�察�

       Who doth the world so gloriously behold�察�That cedar´tops and hills 

seem burnish'd gold。 

     Venus salutes him with this fair good morrow�此�'O thou clear god�察�and 

patron of all light�察�

       From whom each lamp and shining star doth borrow The beauteous 

influence that makes him bright�察�There lives a son that suck'd an earthly 

mother�察�May lend thee light�察�as thou dost lend to other' 

     This said�察�she hasteth to a myrtle grove�察�

       Musing   the   morning   is   so   much   o'erworn�察  �And   yet   she   hears   no 

tidings of her love�察�She hearkens for his hounds and for his horn�此�

       Anon she hears them chant it lustily�察�And all in haste she coasteth to 

the cry。 

     And as she runs�察�the bushes in the way Some catch her by the neck�察�

some kiss her face�察�

       Some   twine   about   her   thigh   to   make   her   stay�此  �She   wildly   breaketh 

from their strict embrace�察�Like a milch doe�察�whose swelling dugs do ache�察�

Hasting to feed her fawn hid in some brake。 

     By this she hears the hounds are at a bay�察�Whereat she starts�察�like one 

that   spies   an   adder   Wreath'd   up   in   fatal   folds   just   in   his   way�察  �The   fear 

whereof doth make him shake and shudder�察�Even so the timorous yelping 

of the hounds 

       Appals her senses�察�and her spirit confounds。 

     For now she knows it is no gentle chase�察�But the blunt boar�察�rough bear�察�

or lion proud�察�

       Because   the   cry   remaineth   in   one   place�察  �Wilere   fearfully   the   dogs 

exclaim aloud�此�Finding their enemy to be so curst�察�They all strain courtesy 

who shall cope him first。 

     This dismal cry rings sadly in her ear�察�

       Througll   which   it   enters   to   surprise   her   heart�察  �Who�察  �overcome   by 

doubt   and   bloodless   fear�察  �With   cold´pale   weakness   numbs   each   feeling 



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part�察�Like soldiers�察�when their captain once doth yield�察�They basely fly and 

dare not stay the field。 

     Thus   stands   she   in   a   trembling   ecstasy�察  �Till�察  �cheering   up   her   senses 

sore dismay'd�察�

       She tells them 'tis a causeless fantasy�察�And childish error�察�that they are 

afraid�察�Bids them leave   quaking�察�bids them f
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