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莎翁 Sonnet 1： From fairest
creatures we desire increase
莎翁 Sonnet 2： When forty winters shall besiege thy
brow
莎翁 Sonnet 3： Look in thy glass and tell the face thou
viewest
莎翁 Sonnet 4： Unthrifty loveliness why dost thou
spend
莎翁 Sonnet 5：Those hours that with gentle work did
frame
莎翁 Sonnet 6：Then let not winter’s ragged hand
deface
莎翁 Sonnet 7：Lo in the orient when the gracious
light
莎翁 Sonnet 8：Music to hear, why hear’st thou music
sadly?
莎翁 Sonnet 9：Is it for fear to wet a widow’s
eye
莎翁 Sonnet 10：For shame deny that thou bear’st love to
any
莎翁 Sonnet 11：As fast as thou shalt wane so fast thou
grow’st
莎翁 Sonnet 12：When I do count the clock that tells the
time
莎翁 Sonnet 13：O that you were your self, but love you
are
莎翁 Sonnet 14：Not from the stars do I my judgement
pluck
莎翁 Sonnet 15：When I consider every thing that
grows
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莎翁 Sonnet 17:Who will believe my verse in time to
come
莎翁 Sonnet 18 Shall I compare thee to a summer’s
day?
莎翁 Sonnet 19: Devouring Time blunt thou the lion’s
paws
莎翁 Sonnet 20: A woman’s face with nature’s own hand
painted
莎翁 Sonnet 21：So is it not with me as with that
muse
莎翁 Sonnet 22：My glass shall not persuade me I am
old
莎翁 Sonnet 23：As an unperfect actor on the
stage
莎翁 Sonnet 24：Mine eye hath played the painter and hath
stelled
莎翁 Sonnet 25：Let those who are in favour with their
stars
莎翁 Sonnet 26：Lord of my love, to whom in
vassalage
莎翁 Sonnet 27：Weary with toil, I haste me to my
bed
莎翁 Sonnet 28：How can I then return in happy
plight
莎翁 Sonnet 29：When in disgrace with Fortune and men’s
eyes
莎翁 Sonnet 30：When to the sessions of sweet silent
thought
莎翁 SONNET 31：Thy bosom is endeared with all
hearts
莎翁 SONNET 32：If thou survive my well-contented
day
莎翁 SONNET 33：Full many a glorious morning have I
seen
莎翁 SONNET 34：Why didst thou promise such a beauteous
day
莎翁 SONNET 35：No more be grieved at that which thou hast
done
莎翁 SONNET 36：Let me confess that we two must be
twain
莎翁 SONNET 37：As a decrepit father takes
delight
莎翁 SONNET 38：How can my muse want subject to
invent
莎翁 SONNET 39：O how thy worth with manners may I
sing
莎翁 SONNET 40：Take all my loves, my love, yea take them
all
莎翁 SONNET 41：Those pretty wrongs that liberty
commits
莎翁 SONNET 42：That thou hast her it is not all my
grief
莎翁 SONNET 43：When most I wink then do mine eyes best
see
莎翁 SONNET 44：If the dull substance of my flesh were
thought
莎翁 SONNET 45：The other two, slight air, and purging
fire
莎翁 SONNET 46：Mine eye and heart are at a mortal
war
莎翁 SONNET 47：Betwixt mine eye and heart a league is
took
莎翁 SONNET 48：How careful was I when I took my
way
莎翁 SONNET 49：Against that time (if ever that time
come)
莎翁 SONNET 50：How heavy do I journey on the
way
莎翁 SONNET 51：Thus can my love excuse the slow
offence
莎翁 SONNET 52：So am I as the
rich whose blessed key
莎翁 SONNET 53：What is your
substance, whereof are you made
莎翁 SONNET 54：O how much more
doth beauty beauteous seem
莎翁 SONNET 55：Not marble, nor
the gilded monuments
莎翁 SONNET 56：Sweet love
renew thy force, be it not said
莎翁 SONNET 57：Being your
slave what should I do but tend
莎翁 SONNET 58：That god
forbid, that made me first your slave
莎翁 SONNET 59：If there be
nothing new, but that which is
莎翁 SONNET 60：Like as the
waves make towards the pebbled shore
莎翁 SONNET 61：Is it thy will,
thy image should keep open
莎翁 SONNET 62：Sin of
self-love possesseth all mine eye
莎翁 SONNET 63：Against my love
shall be as I am now
莎翁 SONNET 64：When I have
seen by Time’s fell hand defaced
莎翁 SONNET 65：Since brass,
nor stone, nor earth, nor boundless sea
莎翁 SONNET 66：Tired with all
these for restful death I cry
莎翁 SONNET 67：Ah wherefore
with infection should he live
莎翁 SONNET 68：Thus is his
cheek the map of days outworn
莎翁 SONNET 69：Those parts of
thee that the world’s eye doth view
莎翁 SONNET 70：That thou art
blamed shall not be thy defect
莎翁 SONNET 71：No longer mourn
for me when I am dead
莎翁 SONNET 72：O lest the
world should task you to recite
莎翁 SONNET 73：That time of
year thou mayst in me behold
莎翁 SONNET 74：But be
contented when that fell arrest
莎翁 SONNET 75：So are you to
my thoughts as food to life
莎翁 SONNET 76：Why is my verse
so barren of new pride?
莎翁 SONNET 77：Thy glass will
show thee how thy beauties wear
莎翁 SONNET 78：So oft have I
invoked thee for my muse
莎翁 SONNET 79：Whilst I alone
did call upon thy aid
莎翁 SONNET 80：O how I faint
when I of you do write
莎翁 SONNET 81：Or I shall live your epitaph to
make
莎翁 SONNET 82：I grant thou wert not married to my
muse
莎翁 SONNET 83：I never saw that you did painting
need
莎翁 SONNET 84：Who is it that says most, which can
say more
莎翁 SONNET 85：My tongue-tied muse in manners holds
her still
莎翁 SONNET 86：Was it the proud full sail of his
great verse
莎翁 SONNET 87：Farewell! thou art too dear for my
possessing
莎翁 SONNET 88：When thou shalt be disposed to set me
light
莎翁 SONNET 89：Say that thou didst forsake me for
some fault
莎翁 SONNET 90：Then hate me when thou wilt, if ever,
now
莎翁 SONNET 91：Some glory in their birth, some in
their skill
莎翁 SONNET 92：But do thy worst to steal thy self
away
莎翁 SONNET 93：So shall I live, supposing thou art
true
莎翁 SONNET 94：They that have power to hurt, and will
do none
莎翁 SONNET 95：How sweet and lovely dost thou make
the shame
莎翁 SONNET 96：Some say thy fault is youth, some
wantonness
莎翁 SONNET 97：How like a winter hath my absence
been
莎翁 SONNET 98：From you have I been absent in the
spring
莎翁 SONNET 99：The forward violet thus did I
chide
莎翁 SONNET 100：Where art thou Muse that thou
forget’st so long
莎翁 SONNET 101：O truant Muse
what shall be thy amends
莎翁 SONNET 102：My love is
strengthened though more weak in seeming
莎翁 SONNET 103：Alack what
poverty my muse brings forth
莎翁 SONNET 104：To me fair
friend you never can be old
莎翁 SONNET 105：Let not my
love be called idolatry
莎翁 SONNET 106：When in the
chronicle of wasted time
莎翁 SONNET 107：Not mine own
fears, nor the prophetic soul
莎翁 SONNET 108：What’s in the
brain that ink may character
莎翁 SONNET 109：O never say
that I was false of heart
莎翁 SONNET 110：Alas ‘tis
true, I have gone here and there莎翁 SONNET 111：O for my sake
do you with Fortune chide
莎翁 SONNET 112：Your love and
pity doth th’ impression fill
莎翁 SONNET 113：Since I left
you, mine eye is in my mind
莎翁 SONNET 114：Or whether
doth my mind being crowned with you
莎翁 SONNET 115：Those lines
that I before have writ do lie
莎翁 SONNET 116：Let me not to
the marriage of true minds
莎翁 SONNET 118：Like as to
make our appetite more keen
莎翁 SONNET 119：What potions
have I drunk of Siren tears
莎翁 SONNET 120：That you were
once unkind befriends me now
莎翁 SONNET 121：‘Tis better to
be vile than vile esteemed
莎翁 SONNET 122：Thy gift, thy
tables, are within my brain
莎翁 SONNET 123：No! Time, thou
shalt not boast that I do change
莎翁 SONNET 124：If my dear
love were but the child of state
莎翁 SONNET 125：Were’t aught
to me I bore the canopy
莎翁 SONNET 126：O thou my
lovely boy who in thy power
莎翁 SONNET 127：In the old age
black was not counted fair
莎翁 SONNET 128：How oft when
thou, my music, music play’st
莎翁 SONNET 129：Th’ expense of
spirit in a waste of shame
莎翁 SONNET 130：My mistress’
eyes are nothing like the sun
莎翁 SONNET 131：Thou art as
tyrannous, so as thou art
莎翁 SONNET 132：Thine eyes I
love, and they as pitying me
莎翁 SONNET 133：Beshrew that
heart that makes my heart to groan
莎翁 SONNET 134：So now I have
confessed that he is thine
莎翁 SONNET 135：Whoever hath
her wish, thou hast thy will
莎翁 SONNET 136：If thy soul
check thee that I come so near
莎翁 SONNET 137：Thou blind
fool Love, what dost thou to mine eyes
莎翁 SONNET 138：When my love
swears that she is made of truth
莎翁 SONNET 139：O call not me
to justify the wrong
莎翁 SONNET 140：Be wise as
thou art cruel, do not press
莎翁 SONNET 141：In faith I do
not love thee with mine eyes
莎翁 SONNET 142：Love is my
sin, and thy dear virtue hate
莎翁 SONNET 143：Lo as a
careful huswife runs to catch
莎翁 SONNET 144：Two loves I
have of comfort and despair
莎翁 SONNET 145：Those lips
that Love’s own hand did make
莎翁 SONNET 146：Poor soul the
centre of my sinful earth
莎翁 SONNET 147：My love is as
a fever longing still
莎翁 SONNET 148：O me! what
eyes hath love put in my head
莎翁 SONNET 149：Canst thou O
cruel, say I love thee not
莎翁 SONNET 150：O from what
power hast thou this powerful might
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