IDENTILIN$$  File F017H070 Harvard, Eng. 966.6\ff 82v-84r\M:GL\mf\P:TLP\o\5-12-92\C:JSC\TJS
017.H07.0HE  |.Elegia Decima Septima.|
017.H07.001  Ma%Arrye, and Love thy Flavia, for shee
017.H07.002  Hath all things, wherby othe%5r%6s Bewtious bee.
017.H07.003  ffor though her Eyes be small; Her mouth is great,
017.H07.004  Though they be Ivory, yet her Teeth are Iett. [CW:.Though.]
017.H07.005  Though they be dymne, yet is she light enough, [83r]
017.H07.006  And though her harsh haire fall, her Chin[var.>>skin<<] is rough,
017.H07.007  What though her skin be yellow? Her ha%Ayre is Redd
017.H07.008  Give her thyne, And she hath A Maydenhea%Ad.
017.H07.009  These things are Bewties Elame;%5ts%6 where those
017.H07.010  Meet in one, that one must as p%Pfect, please.
017.H07.011  If redd, and whyte, and eac%Ah good quallitye
017.H07.012  Be in thy Mouth[var.>>wench<<, nere a%Aske where it doth lye?
017.H07.013  In buyinge thinges p%Pfum'de, we ask if there
017.H07.014  Be Musk, and Ambe%5r%6 in yt, but not where
017.H07.015  Though a%All her pa%Arts be not in y%e%6 vsual pla%Ace%A
017.H07.016  Yet hath she the Anagram of a Good Face.
017.H07.017  If we might put the letters but one wa%Ay
017.H07.018  In that%A lea%An da%Arth of words, wha%At co%Ald we say?
017.H07.019  When by the Gam%Me-vtt, som%Me Musitia%Ans make
017.H07.020  A Perfec%At songe: others will vnderta%Ake
017.H07.021  By the same Gamvt chaunge>>d<< to ae%Lquall it
017.H07.022  Things symply Good can%M n%Meue%5r%6 be vn%Mfytt.
017.H07.023  She is faire as a%Any, if all be like her
017.H07.024  And if none be, then she is Singula%Ar.| [CW:.All.]
017.H07.025  All Love is wonder>>%Y<<full>>%Z<< if we iustly doe [83v]
017.H07.026  Account her wonderfull; why not Louely too
017.H07.027  Loue buylt on Bewtie, soone as Bewty dyes.
017.H07.028  Choose this >>%Vface<< Chang'd by noe Deformityes.
017.H07.029  Woamen a%Are a%All like Angels the fayre%5r%6 bee
017.H07.030  Like those that fell to worse, but such as shee
017.H07.031  Like to good Angels, >>(<<whom>>)<< nothing ca%An Impaire
017.H07.032  Tis les greif to be fowle, then t'have bene fa%Ayre.
017.H07.033  ffor one night Revels, silk & Gold we c%Ahuse,
017.H07.034  But in long Iorneys, Cloth & leathe%5r%6 vse.
017.H07.035  Bewty is Barren oft, (best husbands say)
017.H07.036  There is best Land, where is y%5e%6 fowlest way.
017.H07.037  Oh what I Soveraigne Plaiste%5r%6 will she bee
017.H07.038  If thy past Synns haue taught thee Jea%Alosye
017.H07.039  Heere needs no spyes, nor Evnuches, her Commytt
017.H07.040  Safe to thy Foes, yea to A Marmosit.
017.H07.041  When Belgia's Cittyes the fowle[var.>>round<< Country drowns
017.H07.042  That durty fowlenes Guards, and Arms y%5e%6 Towns.
017.H07.043  Soe doth her face Guard her, & soe for thee
017.H07.044  (w%5c%Ah%6 forc't by Bussines absent oft must bee) [CW:.Shee.]
017.H07.045  Shee, whose fac%Ae like Clowds turnes day to Night [84r] 
017.H07.046  Who mightye%5r%6 (then the Sea) makes mo>o<res seem white
017.H07.047  Whom thoughe .7. years she in y%5e%6 Stews had La%Ayd,
017.H07.048  A Nunnerie durst rec%Aeive, And thinke A Ma%Ayd.
017.H07.049  And though in Chyld-byrths labou%5r%6 she did lye
017.H07.050  Mydwives wold sweare t'was but a Tympanie.
017.H07.051  Whome if she ac%Ac%Ause her self I c%Aredytt lesse
017.H07.052  Then wit%Aches, w%5ch%6 Impossibles Confesse.
017.H07.053  Whom Dildoes, Bedstaves, an%Ad her veluet Gla%Asse
017.H07.054  Wold be a%As loath to touc%Ah as Joseph wa%As.
017.H07.055  One, like none, & lik'd of none fittest were
017.H07.056  Nor Things in fashion Euery Man will were
017.H07.0SSom[five whirlwind flourishes separated by dots]
017.H07.0$$  %1No ind.%2; Car. ms. 26 /(Ch. i. 103) %1penciled in LM op. HE%2