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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 fear no more�此�And with that
word she spied the hunted boar�察�
Whose frothy mouth bepainted all with red�察�
Like milk and blood being mingled both together�察 �A second fear
through all her sinews spread�察 �Which madly hurries her she knows not
whither�此�
This way she runs�察�and now she will no further�察�But back retires to
rate the boar for murther。
A thousand spleens bear her a thousand ways�察�She treads the path that
she untreads again�察�
Her more than haste is mated with delays�察�Like the proceedings of a
drunken brain�察�Full of respects�察�yet nought at all respecting�察�In hand with
all things�察�nought at all effecting。
Here kennel'd in a brake she finds a hound�察�l
And asks the weary caitiff for his master�察�And there another licking of
his wound�察�Gainst venom'd sores the only sovereign plaster�察�
And here she meets another sadly scowling�察 �To whom she speaks�察�
and he replies with howling。
When he hath ceas'd his ill´resounding noise�察 �Another flap´mouth'd
mourner�察�black and grim�察�
Against the welkin volleys out his voice�察�Another and another answer
him�察 �Clapping their proud tails to the ground below�察 �Shaking their
scratch'd ears�察�bleeding as they go。
Look�察�how the world's poor people are amaz'd
At apparitions�察�signs�察�and prodigies�察�Whereon with fearful eyes they
long have gaz'd�察�Infusing them with dreadful prophecies�察�
So she at these sad sighs draws up her breath�察�And�察�sighing it again�察�
exclaims on Death。
'Hard´favour'd tyrant�察�ugly�察�meagre�察�lean�察�
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Hateful divorce of love��'thus chides she Death�察 �'Grim´grinning
ghost�察�earth's worm�察�what dost thou mean To stifle beauty and to steal his
breath�察�Who when he liv'd�察�his breath and beauty set Gloss on the rose�察�
smell to the violet�拭�
'If he be dead�察 �O no� �it cannot be�察 �Seeing his beauty�察 �thou shouldst
strike at it�察�O yes� �it may�察�thou hast no eyes to see�察�But hatefully at random
dost thou hit。
Thy mark is feeble age�察 �but thy false dart Mistakes that aim and
cleaves an infant's heart。
'Hadst thou but bid beware�察�then he had spoke�察�And�察�hearing him�察�thy
power had lost his power。
The Destinies will curse thee for this stroke�察 �They bid thee crop a
weed�察�thou pluck'st a flower。 Love's golden arrow at him shoull have fled�察�
And not Death's ebon dart�察�to strike him dead。
'Dost thou drink tears�察�that thou provok'st such weeping�拭�What may a
heavy groan advantage thee�拭 �Why hast thou cast into eternal sleeping
Those eyes that taught all other eyes to see�拭�
Now Nature cares not for thy mortal vigour Since her best work is
ruin'd with thy rigour。'
Here overcome�察�as one full of despair�察�She vail'd her eyelids�察�who�察�like
sluices�察�stopp'd
The crystal tide that from her two cheeks fair In the sweet channel of
her bosom dropp'd But through the flood´gates breaks the silver rain�察�And
with his strong course opens them again。
O� �how her eyes and tears did lend and borrow�察�Her eyes seen in the
tears�察 �tears in her eye�察 �Both crystals�察 �where they view'd each other's
sorrow�察�Sorrow that friendly sighs sought still to dry�察�
But like a stormy day�察 �now wind�察 �now rain�察 �Sighs dry her cheeks�察�
tears make them wet again。
Variable passions throng her constant woe�察�As striving who should best
become her grief�察�
All entertain'd�察 �each passion labours so�察 �That every present sorrow
seemeth chief�察 �But none is best�察 �then join they all together�察 �Like many
clouds consulting for foul weather。
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By this�察�far off she hears some huntsman holloa�察�A nurse's song no'er
pleas'd her babe so well�此�The dire imagination she did follow This sound
of hope doth labour to expel�察�
For now reviving joy bids her rejoice�察�And flatters her it is Adonis'
voice。
Whereat her tears began to turn their tide�察�Being prison'd in her eye�察�
like pearls in glass�察�
Yet sometimes falls an orient drop beside�察�Which her cheek melts�察�as
scorning it should pass To wash the foul face of the sluttish ground�察�Who
is but drunken when she seemeth drown'd。
O hard´believing love� �how strange it seems
Not to believe�察�and yet too credulous�察�Thy weal and woe are both of
them extremes�察�Despair and hope make thee ridiculous�此�
The one doth flatter thee in thoughts unlikely�察�In likely thoughts the
other kills thee quickly。
Now she unweaves the web that she hath wrought�察�Adonis lives�察�and
Death is not to blame�察�
It was not she that call'd him all to naught�察�Now she adds honours to
his hateful name�察 �She clepes him king of graves�察 �and grave for kings�察�
Imperious supreme of all mortal things。
'No�察�no��' quoth she�察�'sweet Death�察�I did but jest�察�Yet pardon me�察�I felt a
kind of fear Whenas I met the boar�察�that bloody beast�察�Which knows no
pity�察�but is still severe�察�
Then�察�gentle shadow��truth I must confess I rail'd on thee�察�fearing
my love's decease。
'Tis not my fault�此 �the boar provok'd my tongue�察 �Be wreak'd on him�察�
invisible commander�察�
'Tis he�察�foul creature�察�that hath done thee wrong�察�I did but act�察�he 's
author of my slander�此 �Grief hath two tongues�此 �and never woman yet�察�
Could rule them both without ten women's wit。'
Thus hoping that Adonis is alive�察�
Her rash suspect sile doth extenuate�察�And that his beauty may the
better thrive�察�With Death she humbly doth insinuate�察�
Tells him of trophies�察 �statues�察 �tombs�察 �and stories His victories�察 �his
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triumphs�察�and his glories。
'O Jove��' quoth she�察�'how much a fool was I�察�To be of such a weak and
silly mind
To wail his death who lives and must not die Till mutual overthrow of
mortal kind�察�For he being dead�察�with him is beauty slain�察�And�察�beauty dead�察�
black chaos comes again。
'Fie�察�fie�察�fond love� �thou art so full of fear As one with treasure laden�察�
hemm'd with thieves Trifles�察 �unwitnessed with eye or ear�察 �Thy coward
heart with false bethinking grieves。'
Even at this word she hears a merry horn Whereat she leaps that was
but late forlorn。
As falcon to the lure�察�away she flies�察�The grass stoops not�察�she treads
on it so light�察�
And in her haste unfortunately spies The foul boar's conquest on her
fair delight�察�Which seen�察�her eyes�察�as murder'd with the view�察�Like stars
asham'd of day�察�themselves withdrew�此�
Or�察�as the snail�察�whose tender horns being hit�察�
Shrinks backwards in his shelly cave with pain�察 �And there�察 �all
smother'd up�察�in shade doth sit�察�Long after fearing to creep forth again�察�
So�察�at his bloody view�察�her eyes are fled Into the deep dark cabills of
her head�察�
Where they resign their office and their light To the disposing of her
troubled brain�察�
Who bids them still consort with ugly night�察�And never wound the
heart with looks again�察�Who�察�like a king perplexed in his throne�察�By their
suggestion gives a deadly groan�察�
Whereat each tributary subject quakes�察�As when the wind�察�imprison'd
in the ground�察 �Struggling for passage�察 �earth's foundation shakes�察 �Which
with cold terror doth men's minds confound。 This mutiny each part doth so
surprise l
That from their dark beds once more leap her eyes�察�
And�察 �being open'd�察 �threw unwilling light Upon the wide wound that
the boar had trench'd In his soft flank�察�whose wonted lily white
With purple tears�察�that his wound wept�察�was drench'd�此�No flower was
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nigh�察�no grass�察�herb�察�leaf�察�or weed But stole his blood and seem'd with him
to bleed。
This solemn sympathy poor Venus noteth�察�
Over one shoulder doth she hang her head�察 �Dumbly she passions�察�
franticly she doteth�察�She thinks he could not die�察�he is not dead�此�
Her voice is stopp'd�察�her joints forget to bow�察�Her eyes are mad that
they have wept till now。
Upon his hurt she looks so steadfastly�察�That her sight dazzling makes
the wound seem three�察�And then she reprehends her mangling eye�察�
That makes more gashes where no breach should be�此�His face seems
twain�察 �each several limb is doubled�察 �For oft the eye mistakes�察 �the brain
being troubled。
'My tongue cannot express my grief for one�察�
And yet��' quoth she�察 �'behold two Adons dead� �My sighs are blown
away�察�my salt tears gone�察�Mine eyes are turn'd to fire�察�my heart to lead�此�
Heavy heart's lead�察�melt at mine eyes' red fire� �So shall I die by drops
of hot desire。
'Alas� �poor world�察 �what treasure hast thou lost� �What face remains
alive that's worth the viewing�拭�Whose tongue is music now�拭�what canst
thou boast Of things long since�察�or anything ensuing�拭�
The flowers are sweet�察 �their colours fresh and trim�察 �But true´sweet
beauty liv'd and died with him。
'Bonnet nor veil henceforth no creature wear� �
Nor sun nor wind will ev
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