3* What Eagle can behould her [s]unbrighte eye, her [s]unbrighte eye y^{t} lights the world w^{th} loue, the world of Loue wherein I liue and dye, I liue and dye and diuers chaunges proue, I chaunges proue, yet [s]till the [s]ame am I, the [s]ame am I and neuer will remoue, neuer remoue vntill my [s]oule dothe flye, my [s]oule dothe fly, and I [s]urcea[s]e to moue, I cea[s]e to moue w^{ch} now am mou'd by you, am mou'd by you y^{t} moue all mortall hartes, all mortall hartes who[s]e eyes yo^{r} eyes doth veiwe, Yo^{r} eyes doth veiwe whence Cupid [s]hoots his darts, whence Cupid [s]hootes his dartes and woundeth tho[s]e that honor you and neuer weare[134] his foes. [Footnote 134: = were. G.] 4* The hardnes of her harte and truth of myne when the all [s]eeinge eyes of heauen did [s]ee they [s]treight concluded y^{t} by powre devine to other formes our hartes should turnèd be. then hers as hard as flynte, a Flynte became and myne as true as [s]teele, to [s]teele was turned, and then betwene o^{r} hartes [s]prange forthe the flame of kinde[s]t loue, w^{ch} vnextingui[s]h'd burned; And longe the [s]acred lampe of mutuall loue ince[s][s]antlie did burne in glory brighte; Vntill my folly did her fury moue to recompence my [s]eruice w^{th} de[s]pighte, and to put out w^{th} [s]nuffers of her pride the lampe of loue w^{ch} els had neuer dyed. 5* Myne Eye, mine eare, my will, my witt, my harte did [s]ee, did heare, did like, di[s]cerne, did loue: her face, her [s]peche, her fa[s]hion, iudgem^{t}, arte, w^{ch} did charme, plea[s]e, delighte, confounde and moue. Then fancie, humo^{r}, loue, conceipte, and thoughte did [s]oe drawe, force, inty[s]e, per[s]wade, deui[s]e, that [s]he was wonne, mou'd, caryed, compa[s]t, wrought to thinck me kinde, true, comelie, valyant, wi[s]e; that heauen, earth, hell, my folly and her pride did worke, contriue, labor, con[s]pire and [s]weare to make me [s]corn'd, vile, ca[s]t of, bace, defyed W^{th} her my loue, my lighte, my life, my deare: So that my harte, my witt, will, eare, and eye doth greiue, lament, sorrowe, di[s]paire and dye. 6* The [s]acred Mu[s]e that fir[s]te made loue deuine hath made him naked and w^{th}out attyre, but I will cloth him w^{th} this penn of myne that all the world his fa[s]hion [s]hall admyre, his hatt of hope, his bande of beautye fine, his cloake of crafte, his doblett of de[s]yre, greife for a girdell, [s]hall aboute him twyne, his pointes of pride, his Ilet holes of yre, his ho[s]e of hate, his Cod peece of conceite, his [s]tockings of [s]terne [s]trife, his [s]hirte of [s]hame, his garters of vaine glorie gaye and [s]lyte; his pantofels of pa[s][s]ions I will frame, pumpes[135] of pre[s]umption [s]hall adorne his feete and Socks of fullennes excedinge [s]weete.