1. Though your strangeness frets my heart, Yet may not I complain: You persuade me 'tis but art That secret love must feign. If another you affect, T'is but a show t'avoid suspect. Is this fair excusing? O no, all is abusing. 2. Your wish'd sight if I desire, Suspicions you pretend: Causeless you yourself retire while I in vain attend. This a lover whets you say, Still made more eager by delay. Is this fair excusing? O no, all is abusing. 3. When another holds your hand, You swear I hold your heart: When my rivals close do stand, And I sit far apart. I am nearer yet than they, Hid in your bosom, as you say. Is this fair excusing? O no, all is abusing. 4. Would my rival then I were, Some else your secret friend: So much lesser should I fear, And not so much attend. They enjoy you ev'ry one Yet I must seem your friend alone. Is this fair excusing? O no, all is abusing.