IDENTILIN$$ F002H03|Carnaby MS, Eng. 966.1\pp. 14-17; ff. 7v-9\MTH\mf\6-10-94|P:|o|TJS|3-14-96|C:TJS|8-6-98; JSC\mf\10-8-98
002.H03.HE1 %XAnother Satyre of M:%5r%6 Iohn Donne
002.H03.001 S%5r%6 thoughe I thanke God >%V%5for it%6< I doe hate
002.H03.002 Perfectlie all this Towne, yet there is >>%Y<<in>>%Z<< one state
002.H03.003 In all ill thinges soe excellently best
002.H03.004 That hate towardes them breeds pittie towardes the rest
002.H03.005 Thoughe Poetrie indeed be suche a sin
002.H03.006 [LM:>>%7^%8<<]#As I thinke bringes dearthe, >>%7^%8<< Spaniards in
002.H03.007 [LM:>>%7^%8<<]#Thoughe like >>%7^%8<< pestilence and old fashoned loue
002.H03.008 >%YThe%Z<The ridleinge catcheth men, and dothe remoue
002.H03.009 Neuer till it be staru'd out, yet their Estate%>>>state<<
002.H03.010 Is poore, disarm'd like Papists not worthe hate,
002.H03.011 One like a wretche, w%5c%6h at Bar iudg'd is[sic] deade
002.H03.012 [LM:>>%-<<]#Yet prompts >>%7^%8<< w%5c%6h stoode next, yet cold not read
002.H03.013 And saues his life, giues Idiot Actors means
002.H03.014 Starueinge himself to liue by's labour'd Sceanes
002.H03.015 As in some Organs puppies[sic!] dance aboue
002.H03.016 And Bellowes pant belowe w%5c%6h doe them mo>r%>u<e
002.H03.017 One would moue loue by Rime, but witchcraft charmes
002.H03.018 [LM:>>%-<<]#Bringe not >>%7^%8<< their old feares, nor th>>%J<<ey>>%K<< old harmes. [CW:Ram%Ms#and|][miscatch]
002.H03.019 Ram%Mes and  slinges nowe are sillie Battery [f.8]
002.H03.020 Pistolets are the best Artillery
002.H03.021 And they whoe write to Lordes Rewarde[sic] to get
002.H03.022 Are they not like boyes singeinge at Doore for meate?
002.H03.023 And they whoe write, because all writt[sic] haue still
002.H03.024 That sauce for writeinge, and for writeinge ill
002.H03.025 But he is worste whoe beggarly dothe chawe
002.H03.026 Others witts fruites >>%7^%8<< in his rauenous mawe [RM:>>%7^%8<< 
002.H03.027 Rancklie digested dothe those thinges out shew
002.H03.028 As his owne thinges, and they are his owne t'is>>'<< true
002.H03.029 For if one eate my meate, thoughe it be knowne
002.H03.030 The meate was mine, the Excrements his owne
002.H03.031 But those doe me noe harme, nor they w%5c%6h vse
002.H03.032 To out swiue Dildoes, and out=vsure Iews.|
002.H03.033 To out drinke the Sea, and outsweare the Letanie
002.H03.034 Whoe with sins of all kinde as familiar bee
002.H03.035 As Confessors, and for whose sinfull sake
002.H03.036 Schoolemen in Hell new Tenements muste make
002.H03.037 Whoes strange sinns Canonistes could hardly tell,
002.H03.038 In w%5c%6h Commanndements[sp:sic] large receipt they dwell
002.H03.039 But those punishe themselues, The insolence
002.H03.040 Of Co>>%J<<sens>>%K<< onely breeds my great Offence
002.H03.041 Whome Tyme w%5c%6h rots all, and makes Botches Pox
002.H03.042 And ploddinge on muste make a Calfe an Ox
002.H03.043 >N%>H<athe made a lawyer, w%5c%6h was alas of late 
002.H03.044 But a scarce Poet iollier of that State
002.H03.045 Then are new=benific't ministers; hee throwes
002.H03.046 Like netts, or lime twigge,[sic] wheresoe're he goes
002.H03.047 His Tittle of Barister on euery wenche
002.H03.048 And woes[sic] in language of the Pleas, and Binche
002.H03.049 A Motion Ladie, speakes Coscus I haue beene
002.H03.050 In loue ere since Tricessimo of the Queene
002.H03.051 Continuall claimes I haue made, Iniunctions gott
002.H03.052 To stop my Riualls suites that he should not
002.H03.053 Procceed spare me in Hillarie Tearme I went
002.H03.054 You said if I returne this Size in Lent
002.H03.055 I should be in Remitter of your Grace
002.H03.056 In the'Interim my letters should take place
002.H03.057 Of Affida>>%J<<nus>>%K<< wordes, wordes that would teare [RM:>>%-<<]
002.H03.058 The tender Labyrinthe of a softe maydes eare [CW:om]
002.H03.059 More, more then Ten Slauonian scouldinge,[sic] more [f.8v]
002.H03.060 Than when winde in our Ruind Abbeys rore
002.H03.061 When sicke with Poetrie, and posses't w%5th%6 Muse
002.H03.062 Thou was't run mad I hop'd; But men w%5c%6h chuse
002.H03.063 Lawe practice for more gaine, bould soule repute
002.H03.064 Worse than Embrothelld strumpetts, prostitute
002.H03.065 Nowe like an Owle, like watchmen[%1var%2:>>watchman<<] muste he walke
002.H03.066 His hande still in a Bill, nowe muste he talke
002.H03.067 Idlely like Prisoners, w%5c%6h whole Monthes will sweare
002.H03.068 That onelie Suretiship hathe brought them there
002.H03.069 And to euerie suiter lie in euerie thinge
002.H03.070 Like a Kinges Fauorite, yea like a Kinge
002.H03.071 Like a wedge in a Blocke wrungge[sp:sic] to the Barre
002.H03.072 Beareinge like Asses, and more >>%J<<themselves>>%K<<[%1Mvar%2:>>shameless<<] farre
002.H03.073 Then Carted Whores lie to the Iudges for
002.H03.074 Bastardy aboundes, not in Kinges Titles, nor
002.H03.075 Symony, nor Sodomy in Churche mens liues
002.H03.076 As these thinges doe in him, by these hee th>r<iues
002.H03.077 Shortlie as the Sea hee'l compasse all our lande
002.H03.078 From Serttes[sic] to Wight, from Mo>o%>u<ne[sic] to Douer strande
002.H03.079 And slyinge[sic] Heires meltinge in Gluttonie
002.H03.080 Satan will not Ioy at their sin%Ms as hee
002.H03.081 [LM:>>%-<<]#For as a thisty%>>>%Jthis%K<<ty wench scrapes >>%J<<C>>%K<<itchinge Stuffe >>__<<
002.H03.082 And barrellinge the droppinges of the Snuffe
002.H03.083 Of wasteinge Candles, w%5c%6h in Thirtye yeares[sic]
002.H03.084 Relique lie[sic] kept perchance buies weddinge Cheare
002.H03.085 [sic]Peace-meale, he getts land and spendes as muche tyme
002.H03.086 [LM:>>%-<<]>>%Y<<In>>%Z<< wringinge each Acre, as men pullinge Pryme
002.H03.087 In parchments then large, as his feilds de[sic] drawes
002.H03.088 Assureances as bigge as Glost Ciuill Lawes
002.H03.089 Soe huge that men in our Tyme[sic] forwardnesse
002.H03.090 Are Fathers of our Churche for the writeinge lesse
002.H03.091 These he writes not, nor for the writeinge payes
002.H03.092 Therefore spares noe length, as in the first dayes
002.H03.093 When %3Luther%4 was profest he did desire
002.H03.094 Short %3Pater%4 %3nosters%4, sayinge like a Fryar
002.H03.095 Eache day his Beads, but haueinge left those lawes,
002.H03.096 Adds to Christs Prayer>>%Y<<s>>%Z<< the power and Glorie Clause
002.H03.097 But where he sells or Changes landes he impares
002.H03.098 His writt, and vnwatch't leaues out his Heires [CW:As#slylie][miscatch]
002.H03.099 As slily; as anie Commentary go'th by [f.9]
002.H03.100 Hard wordes or sence or in Diuinitie
002.H03.101 As Controuerters in harde Texts, leaue out
002.H03.102 Shrew'd wordes, which might againste them cleere the doubt
002.H03.103 Where are those spi'd woods, w%5c%6h cloth'd her before[sic]
002.H03.104 These bought Lands? Not built, nor burnt within doore>>%Y<<s>>%Z<<
002.H03.105 Where the old LandLords[sic] troopes, and Almes,?[sic] in Great halls
002.H03.106 Carthusian Feastes, and fullsome Bacchanalls
002.H03.107 Equallie I hate, meanes blessed in Riche mens homes
002.H03.108 I bid kill some Beastes, but not Hecatombes
002.H03.109 None starue, none surfett soe, but >>%7^%8<< we allowe
002.H03.110 Good workes as Good, but one[sic] of fashion nowe
002.H03.111 Like old riche Wardrops. But my wordes none drawes
002.H03.112 Within the vaste reatche of the huge Statute lawes.|
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002.H03.0$$ %1No ind; additions are CE Norton's; the bf. words in ll.93 & 94 are done in Blackletter style%2