Cf. la conclusion triomphale du splendide sonnet xxix

Wlien in disgrâce witi» fortune and men's eyes, I ail atone beweep my outcasl state...

Wisliing me lilic to one more ricli in liope, Featur'd like him, like hini willi friends possess'd, Desiring this man's art, and that man's scope... Haply I tliink on Ihee; — and then my state, Like to tlie lark at break of day arising From suUen earth, sings hymus at iieaven's gâte; For thy sweet love rememl)er'd, sucli wealtli brings That then I scorn to change my state with kings.

3. Par ex. dans le beau .sonnet lxxiii, le sonnet cxxxviii, etc.