XVII. I must complaine,

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T:XVII. I must complaine,
T:TENOR.
C: John Dowland
O: From The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires.
O: Newly composed to sing to the Lute, Orpharion, or viols, 
O: and a dialogue for a base and meane Lute with five voices to sing thereto.
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w: I must com- * * plaine, yet do en- joy my love,
w: Should I a- * *  griev'd wish she were lesse _ faire,
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w: She is too * faire, too rich in beau- ties parts
w: That were re- * pug- nant to my owne de- sires,
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w: Thence is my griefe for na- ture while she strove
w: She is ad- mir'd, new su- ters still re- paire,
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w: With all her grac-  * * * * es and de- vin- est artes,
w: That kin- dles day- * * * * ly loves for- get- full fires,
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w: To forme her too too beau- ti- full of hue,
w: Rest jea- lous thoughts, and thus re- solve at last,
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w: She had no lei- sure, she had no lei- sure
w: She hath more beau- tie, she hath more beau- tie 
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w: no _ lei- sure left _ to make her true.
w: more _ beau- tie then _ be- comes the chast.

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