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Che debb' io far che mi consigli Amore	A
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HE ASKS COUNSEL OF LOVE WHETHER HE SHOULD FOLLOW LAURA OR STILL ENDURE EXISTENCE	B
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What should I do what Love dost thou advise	C
Full time it is to die	D
And longer than I wish have I delay'd	E
My mistress is no more and with her gone my heart	F
To follow her I must need	G
Break short the course of my afflictive years	H
To view her here below	I
I ne'er can hope and irksome 'tis to wait	J
Since that my every joy	K
By her departure unto tears is turn'd	L
Of all its sweets my life has been deprived	M
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Thou Love dost feel therefore to thee I plain	N
How grievous is my loss	O
I know my sorrows grieve and weigh thee down	P
E'en as our common cause for on one rock	Q
We both have wreck'd our bark	R
And in one instant was its sun obscured	S
What genius can with words	T
Rightly describe my lamentable state	J
Ah blind ungrateful world	U
Thou hast indeed just cause with me to mourn	V
That beauty thou didst hold with her is fled	W
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Fall'n is thy glory and thou seest it not	X
Unworthy thou with her	Y
While here she dwelt acquaintance to maintain	N
Or to be trodden by her saintly feet	Z
For that which is so fair	A2
Should with its presence decorate the skies	C
But I a wretch who reft	Z
Of her prize nor myself nor mortal life	B2
Recall her with my tears	C2
This only of my hope's vast sum remains	D2
And this alone doth still support me here	E2
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Ah me her charming face is earth become	F2
Which wont unto our thought	Z
To picture heaven and happiness above	G2
Her viewless form inhabits paradise	H2
Divested of that veil	I2
Which shadow'd while below her bloom of life	B2
Once more to put it on	J2
And never then to cast it off again	K2
When so much more divine	L2
And glorious render'd 'twill by us be view'd	Z
As mortal beauty to eternal yields	M2
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More bright than ever and a lovelier fair	A2
Before me she appears	H
Where most she's conscious that her sight will please	N2
This is one pillar that sustains my life	B2
The other her dear name	O2
That to my heart sounds so delightfully	P2
But tracing in my mind	Z
That she who form'd my choicest hope is dead	Z
E'en in her blossom'd prime	Q2
Thou knowest Love full well what I become	F2
She I trust sees it too who dwells with truth	R2
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Ye sweet associates who admired her charms	S2
Her life angelical	P2
And her demeanour heavenly upon earth	T2
For me lament and be by pity wrought	Z
No wise for her who risen	U2
To so much peace me has in warfare left	Z
Such that should any shut	Z
The road to follow her for some length of time	Q2
What Love declares to me	P2
Alone would check my cutting through the tie	Z
But in this guise he reasons from within	V2
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The mighty grief transporting thee restrain	N
For passions uncontroll'd	Z
Forfeit that heaven to which thy soul aspires	W2
Where she is living whom some fancy dead	Z
While at her fair remains	D2
She smiles herself sighing for thee alone	X2
And that her fame which lives	Y2
In many a clime hymn'd by thy tongue may ne'er	A2
Become extinct she prays	Z2
But that her name should harmonize thy voice	A3
If e'er her eyes were lovely held and dear	B3
Fly the calm green retreat	Z
And ne'er approach where song and laughter dwell	P2
O strain but wail be thine	L2
It suits thee ill with the glad throng to stay	Z
Thou sorrowing widow wrapp'd in garb of woe	I
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NOTT	Z

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