IDENTILIN$$ F017O36 MS Rawl. poet. 160 (ff.104r-v)/TJS/mf/11-8-91/C:EWS/o/6-3-92
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017.O36.001 Marry and loue thy fflauia for she
017.O36.002 hath all things whereby others beawties be;
017.O36.003 ffor though her eyes be small, her mouth is great,
017.O36.004 Though they be noe Ivory her teeth are Ieat,
017.O36.005 though her eyes be dimme yet she is light enough
017.O36.006 and though her loose haire fall her skin is tough [CW:w%5t%6.]
017.O36.007 What though her cheeks be yellow her haires red [f.104v
017.O36.008 and give her thine she has a maydenhead
017.O36.009 Theis things are beawties Elements where these
017.O36.010 Doe meet in one, y%5t%6 one cannot but please
017.O36.011 If red or white and each good qualitie
017.O36.012 be in thy wench nere aske where it doth lye
017.O36.013 In buying things perfum'd we ask if there
017.O36.014 be musk and amberm%5t%6. but yet not where
017.O36.015 though all y%5e%6 parts be not in th'vsuall place
017.O36.016 yet sh'hath the Anagram of a good face
017.O36.017 If we could put the letters but one waye
017.O36.018 in y%5e%6 leane dearth of words w%5t%6 could we saye
017.O36.019 When by a gammate some musitians make
017.O36.020 a perfect song others will vndertake
017.O36.021 by the same gammat chang'd to equall it
017.O36.022 Thinges simply good can never be vnfitt
017.O36.023 shees faire as any if all be like her
017.O36.024 and if none be then is she singuler
017.O36.025 All loue is wonderfull; if we iustly doe
017.O36.026 accompt her wonderfull, why not louely too
017.O36.027 loue built on beawty soone as beawty dyes
017.O36.028 choose this face chang'd by noe deformities
017.O36.029 weomen are all like angells the fairer be
017.O36.030 like those y%5t%6 fell to worst, but such as she
017.O36.031 like to good Angells nothing can impaire
017.O36.032 tis best greife to be foule, then t'haue bin faire
017.O36.033 ffor one nights revells silk and gold we chuse
017.O36.034 but in long iournyes cloth and lether vse
017.O36.035 beawty is barren oft best husbands saye
017.O36.036 there is best land where there is foulest way
017.O36.037 Oh what a soveraigne plaister will she be
017.O36.038 if thy past sins haue taught thee Iealousie
017.O36.039 here needs noe spyes noe Eunuches, her comit
017.O36.040 safe to thy foe, yea to a Marmosett
017.O36.041 When Belgia's citties y%5e%6 foule country drowns
017.O36.042 the durty foulenes guards & armes y%5e%6 townes
017.O36.043 Soe doth her face guard her and service the
017.O36.044 who forc'd w.%5th%6 busines absent oft must be
017.O36.045 She whose face like clouds makes y%5e%6 day seem night
017.O36.046 who mightier then the sea, makes moores seeme white
017.O36.047 whoe though seaven yeares she in y%5e%6 stewes had layd
017.O36.048 A durst receiue and think her still a maid
017.O36.049 And though in childbirths labo%5r%6 she did lye
017.O36.050 Midwiues would sweare it but a timpanye
017.O36.051 whome if she accuse her selfe I credit lesse
017.O36.052 then witches w%5ch%6. impossibles confesse
017.O36.053 Whome Dildoes bedstaues & the veluet glasse
017.O36.054 would be as loth to touch as Ioseph was
017.O36.055 One like none, and liked of none fitter were
017.O36.056 for things in fashion every one will weare.
017.O36.0SS [flourish] ffinis [flourish] I:D:
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