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For he that believeth, bearing in hand, Plougheth in the water, and soweth in the sand. - [Failure] Fair words enough a man shall find, They be good cheap: they cost right nought, Their substance is but only wind. - Of Dissembling Words [Words] Farewell, Love, and all thy laws for ever. - Songs and Sonnets--A Renouncing of Love [Love] Therefore fear not to assay To gather, ye that may, The flower that this day Is fresher than the next. - That the Season of Enjoyment is Short [Time] For like to like, the proverb saith. - The Lover Complaineth [Comparison] My fearful trust "en vogant la galere." [Come what may.] - The Lover Prayeth Venue [Fate] For as saith a proverb notable, Each thing seeketh his semblable. - The Re-cured Lover [Comparison]
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