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And when it falles from me, then this bodie will some other bee.Yet for the present thy abode is in this earthly place:And here for one day only wilt thou live with those of high degree:Thy beauty to our sight this first night is but little worth;But when the Sunne againe comes up, then thou shalt more for us appeare.The morning starre doth begin to passe away; and all the restDoe hasten now their course, that as they shine in th' afternoone:For even at this hour the goodly sun doeth fill his westWith the red rising of a glorious Rose; which shalbe thouBy him, but not yet full blowne, which in the night shall have her full Sunne."

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