nothing > not at all
6 For who with reason can you ay reprove,
ay > ever
7 To love the semblant pleasing most your mind,
semblant > image
8 And yield your heart, whence you cannot remove? 9 No guilt in you, but in the tyranny of love.
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Not so th'Arabian Myrrhe did set her mind;
2 +Nor+ so did Biblis spend her pining hart,
But lou'd their natiue flesh against all kind,
4 And to their purpose vsed wicked art:
Yet playd Pasipha{e"} a more +monstrous+ part,
6 That lou'd a Bull, and learnd a beast to bee;
Such shamefull lusts who loaths not, which depart
8 From course of nature and of modestie?
Sweet loue such lewdnes bands from his faire companie.
2 Nor > Not 1590 etc.: FE 5 monstrous > mostrous 1596
1 "Not so the Arabian Myrrha did set her mind;