Love is blind, and a wanton; In the whole world, there is scant one Such another: No, not his mother. He hath plucked her doves, and sparrows, To feather his sharp arrows, And alone prevaileth, While sick Venus waileth. But if Cypris once recover The wag; it shall behove her To look better to him; Or she will undo him.
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