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SONNET 11. 1-2 As fast . .’. thou departesP asfast
you decline (in
old age) .so fast shall you grow, in the form of your child, toward the
^eak (of youthful beauty) from which you are declining. 5 which . . .
« bestow’st which while you are young you put out to gain interest.
f convertest turn away. y Herein by this course of action, 7 the times
the succeeding generations of men.
9 store breeding, replenishment.
TO barrenly without children.
ii Look whom whomever (a common
( , Elizabethan idiom).
Z2 bounteous gift (a) generous gift (b) gift of
bounty, of ability to procreate, in bounty by being prolific.
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SONNET 12. I count the clock count the hours as they are struck by the
clock, tells (a) reveals (b) counts. 2 brave magnificent, radiant. 5 past
prime faded.
sable black, all malone; q: “or.”
6 erst formerly.
7 summer’s green i.e. the grain, which is conceived of as bom on the
harvest carts in bound-up sheaves like dead men being; carried to their
graves. 8 bristly beard This may suggest barley, p question make con­
sider, speculate about. 10 the wastes of time those things which time
destroys.
ii themselves forsake cease to be what they formerly were,
deteriorate with time. 12 others other “sweets and beauties.” ij Time’s
scythe The conventional symbol of Time w'ith his scythe supports and
echoes the reaping image of lines 7-8. iq breed children, brave defy.

from that which thou depart^
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Thou mayst call thine when thou ^rom outh convertest. ILX
Herein lives wisdom, beauty, and increase;
Without this,^lly, age, and cold decay.,.
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direest^ore year would make the world
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