I + 

Although you do your best to regard me + 

With an air seeming offended, + 

Never can you deny, when all’s ended, + 

Calm eyes, that you did regard me. + 

However much you’re at pains to + 

Offend me, by which I may suffer, + 

What offence is there can make up for + 

The great good he finds who attains you? + 

For though with mortal fear you reward me, + 

Until my sorry sense is plenished, + 

Never can you deny, when all’s ended, + 

Calm eyes, that you did regard me. + 

Thinking thus to dismay me + 

You beheld me with disdain, + 

But instead of destroying the gain, + 

In fact with doubled good you paid me. + 

For though you show them how hardly + 

They keep off from leniency bended, + 

Never can you deny, when all’s ended, + 

Calm eyes, that you did regard me. + 