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 By all those tinctures there, That paint the hemisphere; By dews and drizzling rain That swell the golden grain; By all those sweets that be I' th' flowery nunnery; By silent nights, and the Three forms of Hecate; By all aspects that bless The sober sorceress, While juice she strains, and pith To make her philters with; By time that hastens on Things to perfection; And by yourself, the best Conjurement of the rest: O my Electra! be In love with none, but me. Tods of wool, literally, tod of wool=twenty-eight pounds, here used of the fleecy clouds. Tinctures, colours. Three forms of Hecate, the Diva triformis of Hor. Od. iii. 22. Luna in heaven, Diana on earth, Persephone in the world below. Aspects, i.e., of the planets.


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I cannot love as I have lov'd before; For I'm grown old and, with mine age, grown poor. Love must be fed by wealth: this blood of mine Must needs wax cold, if wanting bread and wine.

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