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I do profess to be
no less than I seem.
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To serve him truly
that will put me in trust.
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To love him
that is honest.
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To converse with him
that is wise and says little.
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To fear judgement.
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To fight
when I cannot choose.
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And to eat no fish.
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'Tis politic and safe
to let him keep at point
a hundred knights;
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yes, that on
every dream,
each buzz,
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each fancy,
each complaint,
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dislike,
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he may enguard
his dotage
with their pow'rs,
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and hold our lives
in mercy.
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You might
fear too far.
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Safer than
trust too far.
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No, no, my lord.
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This milky gentleness
of yours shows
want of wisdom.
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Striving to better,
oft we mar what's well.
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Nay, then.
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Well, well.
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The event.
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Did my father strike
my gentleman
for chiding of his fool?
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Ay, madam.
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By day and night
he wrongs me;