That blinded god > [Cupid, who shoots his arrows without caring whom they hit; he is sometimes depicted wearing a blindfold]
9 Another arrow has, your lover's heart to hit."
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But mine is not (quoth she) like +others+ wound;
2 For which no reason can find remedy.
Was neuer such, but mote the like be found,
4 (Said she) and though no reason may apply
Salue to your sore, yet loue can higher stye,
6 Then reasons reach, and oft hath wonders donne.
But neither God of loue, nor God of sky
8 Can doe (said she) that, which cannot be donne.
Things oft impossible (quoth she) seeme, ere begonne.
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1 "But mine is not," quoth she, "like others' wound; 2 For which no reason can find remedy."
which > [my wound]
3 "Was never such, but might the like be found," 4 Said she, "and though no reason may apply 5 Salve to your sore, yet love can higher sty
sty > rise, soar
6 Than reason's reach, and oft has wonders done." 7 "But neither god of love, nor god of sky