:03:12
"Meet me, love,
when day is ending."
:03:17
"I love thee
for thy highborn grace,
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thy deep and lustrous eyes,
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for the sweet meaning
of thy brow
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and for thy bearing
so high."
:03:31
Six
:03:34
and seven
:03:37
and eight
:03:40
and nine
:03:42
and ten
:03:44
and 11.
:03:47
"I love thee not because
thou art fair,
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softer than down,
smoother than air,
:03:56
nor for the cupids
that do lie
:03:59
in either corner
of thine eye.
:04:02
Wouldst thou then know
what it might be?
:04:05
'Tis I love thee
'cause thou lovest me."