132787What haue you vrg'd, that I can not reproue?
  788The path is 
smooth that leadeth on to danger,
  789I hate not loue, but your deui
se in loue,
  790That lends imbracements vnto euery 
stranger,
  791 You do it for increa
se, ô 
straunge excu
se!
  792 When rea
son is the bawd to lu
sts abu
se.
  
 133793Call it not loue, for loue to heauen is 
fled,
  794Since 
sweating lu
st on earth v
surpt his name,
  795Vnder who
se 
simple 
semblance he hath fed,
  796Vpon fre
sh beautie, blotting it with blame;
  797 Which the hot tyrant 
staines, & 
soone bereaues:
  798 As Caterpillers do the tender leaues.
  
 134799Loue comforteth like 
sun-
shine after raine,
  800But lu
sts e
ffe
ct is tempe
st after 
sunne,
  801Loues gentle 
spring doth alwayes fre
sh remaine,
  802Lu
sts winter comes, ere 
sommer halfe be donne:
  803 Loue 
surfets not, lu
st like a glutton dies:
  804 Loue is all truth, lu
st full of forged lies.
  
 135805More I could tell, but more I dare not 
say,
  806The text is old, the Orator too greene,
  807Therefore in 
sadne
sse, now I will away,
  808My face is full of 
shame, my heart of teene,
  809 Mine eares that to your wanton talke attended,
  810 Do burne them 
selues, for hauing 
so o
ffended.
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