IDENTILIN$$ F002SN3|Hawthornden MS XV|ff. 21-23\T:EWS\o\6-14-83\FM:MTH\mf\6-10-94\P&C:JSC\hwt,mf\3-16-99 c:DRD 3/10/08 002.SN3.HE1 >%YD%Z T.S.< Satyre 2. >after b. B. coppy< 002.SN3.001 S.%5r%6 though (I thanke God for it) I do hate 002.SN3.002 Perfectlie all this Towne; yet there is one State 002.SN3.003 In all things so excellentlie lest[sic] 002.SN3.004 That hate towards them breeds pittie towards the rest. 002.SN3.005 Though Poetry indeed be a sinne 002.SN3.006 (as I thinke) that brings dearths and Spaniards in. 002.SN3.007 Though like the pestilence and old fashion'd loue 002.SN3.008 It riddinglie catch men, & doth remoue 002.SN3.009 Neuer, till it be sterud out, yet their State 002.SN3.010 Is poore, disarmd like papists, not worth hate. 002.SN3.011 One like a wretch which at Barr iudgd as dead 002.SN3.012 [lc]yet prompts him that stands next & could not read 002.SN3.013 And saues his life, giues Ideot actors meanes 002.SN3.014 Staruing himselfe, by his laboured scaynes 002.SN3.015 And as in some organes puppets dance aboue 002.SN3.016 And Bellows pant below which them did moue 002.SN3.017 One would moue loue by Rymes, but Witchcraft /charmes 002.SN3.018 Bring not now their old feare, nor their old harmes. 002.SN3.019 Rames and Slings now are sillye batterye 002.SN3.020 Pistoletts are the best artellerye: 002.SN3.021 And they who write to Lords, Rewards to get 002.SN3.022 Are they not like Boyes singing at Doores for meat. 002.SN3.023 And they who write because all writ, haue still [f.21v] 002.SN3.024 That %Ytrust%Z#scuse for writing, & for writing ill, 002.SN3.025 But he is worst, who beggerlie doth chawe 002.SN3.026 Others witts fruits, & in his rauenous Mawe 002.SN3.027 [lc]ranklie disgested does those things out-spue 002.SN3.028 As his owne things, and they'ar his owne, 'ts[sic] true 002.SN3.029 For if one eate my meate though it be knowne 002.SN3.030 The meate was mine, the [sic]excreme%Mt his owne. 002.SN3.031 But these doe me noe harme; nor they which vse 002.SN3.032 To out-swyue Dildoes, and outvsure Iewes, 002.SN3.033 To out drinke the Sea, out-sweare the Letanie 002.SN3.034 Who w%5t%6 Sinnes all kyndes as familiar bee 002.SN3.035 As confessors, and for whose sinfull sake 002.SN3.036 Schoole-me%M new torme%Mts in hell must make, 002.SN3.037 Whose strange Sinnes Canonists could hardlie tell 002.SN3.038 In which commandeme%Mts large recite they dwell 002.SN3.039 But these punished themselues; the Insolence 002.SN3.040 Of Coscus oulie breeds my great offence 002.SN3.041 Whom Tyme (which rotts all & makes botches pox 002.SN3.042 And plodding on must make a calf an oxe) 002.SN3.043 Hath made a Lawe>i>G%Vall< our land 002.SN3.078 From Scots to Wight, from Mount to Douer strand, 002.SN3.079 And spying heires melting w%5t%6 gluttonie 002.SN3.080 Sathan will not ioye at their Sinnes as hee 002.SN3.081 For as a thriftie wench scraps kitchin stuff 002.SN3.082 And barreling the droppings and the snuff 002.SN3.083 Of wasting candles, which in threttie[sic] yeare 002.SN3.084 Reequelie[sic] kept perchance buyes wedding geare: 002.SN3.085 Peacemeale he gets lands, and spends as >%Vmuch< time 002.SN3.086 Wringing each aire[sic] as Men pulling prime 002.SN3.087 In partchme%Mt then large (as his feild) he drawes 002.SN3.088 Assurances, big as glossd ciuill lawes 002.SN3.089 So hudge that Men in o%5r%6 times forwardnesse 002.SN3.090 Are fathers of the church for writing lesse 002.SN3.091 These he writes not, nor for these wreten payes, [f.23] 002.SN3.092 Therefore spares no lenth,[sp:sic] as in those Dayes. 002.SN3.093 When Luther was profest he did desire 002.SN3.094 Short pater nosters, saying as a Fryer 002.SN3.095 Each Day his Beads, but hauing left those lawes 002.SN3.096 Adds to [lc]christs prayer %1the%2 %1power%2 %1and%2 %1Glorie%2 %1clawse%2; 002.SN3.097 But when he sells, or changes land he impaires 002.SN3.098 His writings, and vnwatch'd leaues out his heires, 002.SN3.099 As sleylie[sp:sic] as anay[sp:sic] commenter goes by 002.SN3.100 Harde words or sense, or in diuinitye 002.SN3.101 >>%J<>%K<< >>%J<>%K<< >>%J<>%K<< >>%J<>%K<< texts leaue out 002.SN3.102 Shrewd words which might >a