In dew of roses, steeping her lovely cheeks, Lycoris thus sat weeping. Ah Dorus false, that hast my heart bereft me, and now unkind hast left me: hear, alas hear O hear me; ay me, cannot my beauty move thee? Pity then, pity me because I love thee. Ay me, thou scornst the more I pray thee, and this thou dost to slay me. But do, ah do, then do kill me and vaunt thee. Yet my ghost still shall haunt thee.