IDENTILIN$$ F002NY3 Westmoreland ms.\ff. [3v-4v]\E:TJS\x\9-15-95\P:TJS\o\9-28-95\C:JSC\9-9-98\c:DRD 3-10-08\C:MF\o\06-17-09 002.NY3.HE1 Sat: 2.%5a%6 002.NY3.001 S%5r%6, Though (I thanke God for it) I do hate 002.NY3.002 Perfectly all this towne, yet ther is one State 002.NY3.003 In all ill things so p%>>e>y< best 002.NY3.004 That hate towards them breeds pity towards y%5e%6 rest. 002.NY3.005 Though Poetry indeed be such a Sin 002.NY3.006 As I thinke y%5t%6 brings dearths and Spanyards in; 002.NY3.007 Though like y%5e%6 pestilence or old fashiond loue 002.NY3.008 It ridlingly catch men, and doth remoue 002.NY3.009 Neuer till it be steru'd out, yet their State 002.NY3.010 Is poore, disarm'd, like Papists, not worth hate. 002.NY3.011 One like a wretch w%5ch%6 at barr iudgd as dead 002.NY3.012 Yet prompts him w%5ch%6 stands next, and could not read 002.NY3.013 And saues his Life, giues Ideot Actors meanes 002.NY3.014 Steruing himselfe to liue by his Labord Sceanes. 002.NY3.015 As in some Organes puppets dance aboue 002.NY3.016 And bellows pant below w%5ch%6 them do moue. 002.NY3.017 One would moue Loue by rhimes; but witchcrafts char%V\mes 002.NY3.018 Bring not now their old feares, nor their old harmes. 002.NY3.019 Ramms and Slings now are seely batteree 002.NY3.020 Pistolets are the best artilleree. 002.NY3.021 And they who write to Lords; rewards to gett 002.NY3.022 Are they like boyes singing at dores for meat? 002.NY3.023 And they who write because all write, haue still 002.NY3.024 That Scuse for wrighting and for wrighting ill. 002.NY3.025 But he is worst, who beggerly doth chaw 002.NY3.026 Others witts fruites, and in his rauenous maw 002.NY3.027 Rankly%>>>Rawly<< digested doth those things outspue 002.NY3.028 As his owne things, and they'are his owne: tis true. 002.NY3.029 for if one eate my meate, though it be knowne 002.NY3.030 The meat was myne, the excrement is his owne. 002.NY3.031 But these do me no harme. Nor they w%5ch%6 vse 002.NY3.032 To outswive %Ywiddows%Zdildoes; and out vsure Iewes: 002.NY3.033 To out drinke the Sea: outsweare the Letanee: 002.NY3.034 Who w%5t%6 Sins all kinds as familiar bee 002.NY3.035 As Confessors: and for whose sinfull sake 002.NY3.036 Schoolemen new tenements in hell must make. 002.NY3.037 Whose strange Sins Canonists could hardly tell [f.4] 002.NY3.038 In w%5ch%6 Co%Mmandm%5ts%6 large receite they dwell. 002.NY3.039 But these punish themselues: th'insolence 002.NY3.040 Of Coscus only breeds my great Offence. 002.NY3.041 Whome time, w%5ch%6 rotts all, and makes botches poxe 002.NY3.042 And plodding on must make a calfe an oxe 002.NY3.043 Hath made a Lawyer: which was alas of late 002.NY3.044 >But< a scarse Poet: Iolyer of this State 002.NY3.045 Then are new benefic'd Ministers, he throwes 002.NY3.046om 002.NY3.047 His title of Barrister on euery wenche: 002.NY3.048 And woes in Language of y%5e%6 Pleas and Benche. 002.NY3.049 A motion Lady; speake Coscus. I haue beene 002.NY3.050 In loue ere since tricesimo of the Queene: 002.NY3.051 Continuall Claimes I haue made: Iniunctions gott 002.NY3.052 To stay my Riuals Suite, y%5t%6 he should not 002.NY3.053 Proceede: spare me: In Hilary terme I went 002.NY3.054 You sayd if I returnd this Sise in Lent 002.NY3.055 I should be in remitter of your grace, 002.NY3.056 In th'interim my letters should take place 002.NY3.057 Of aff>e%>ia< thrifty Wench scrapes kitchin stuffe, 002.NY3.082 And barrelling the droppings and y%5e%6 snuffe 002.NY3.083 Of wasting candels w%5ch%6 in 30 yeare 002.NY3.084 Relique like kept perchance buyes wedding geare 002.NY3.085 Piece meale he getts lands: and spends as much time 002.NY3.086 Wringing each acre, as men pulling Prime. 002.NY3.087 In Parchments then large as his fields he drawes 002.NY3.088 Assurances; bigg as glossd ciuil Lawes: 002.NY3.089 So huge that Men in o%5r%6 times forwardnesse 002.NY3.090 Are fathers of the Church for wryting lesse. 002.NY3.091 These he wrytes not: Nor for these written payes, 002.NY3.092 Therfore spares no length: As in those first dayes 002.NY3.093 When Luther was profest, he did desyre 002.NY3.094 Short Pat.%5r%6 Nost.%5rs%6, saying as a fryer 002.NY3.095 Each day his beads, but hauing lefte those lawes 002.NY3.096 Adds to Christs prayer, the power and glory clause. 002.NY3.097 But when he sells or changes Lands, he'impayres 002.NY3.098 His wrightings, and vnwatch'd, leaues out Ses heires 002.NY3.099 As slily as any Co%Mmentor goes by 002.NY3.100 Hard words or sense: or in diuinity 002.NY3.101 As Controuerters in vouchd texts leaue out 002.NY3.102 Shrewd Words w%ch%6 might against them cleare y%5e%6 doubt. 002.NY3.103 Where are those spred woods w%5ch%6 clothd hertofore 002.NY3.104 These bought Lands? Not built; nor burnt w%5t%6in dore. 002.NY3.105 Where th'old Landlords troopes and almes? In great %V\halls 002.NY3.106 Carthusian fasts, and fulsome Bacchanalls 002.NY3.107 Equally I hate: Meanes blesse: In rich Mens homes 002.NY3.108 I bid kill some beasts, but not Hecatomes. 002.NY3.109 None sterve, none surfet so: But oh we'allow 002.NY3.110 Good workes as good, but %Yof%Z out of fashion now 002.NY3.111 Like old rich wardrobes. But my words none drawes 002.NY3.112 Within the vast reach of th'huge Statute Lawes. 002.NY3.0SS [diagonal slash] 002.NY3.0$$ %1L. 1 ind 4 sp; HE in LM; in l. 44%2 But %1inserted later, in LM; no indication that Woodward knew he was missing/omitting l. 46%2