GALATEA

Nor is he foul or shapeless as you say,

Or worse; for that he clownish seems to be,

Rough, satyr-like, the better he will play,

And manly looks the fitter are for me.

His frowning smiles are gracèd by his beard,

His eye-light, sun-like, shrouded is in one.

This me contents, and others make afeard.

He sees enough, and therefore wanteth none.

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