IDENTILIN$$ F002Y02|King MS, Osborne b 114|pp. 9-16\mth\mf\6-10-94\P:DF\o\6-20-97\C:JSC\7-23-97\C:MF\mf\06-16-09
002.Y02.HE1 %XSatyra Secunda.
002.Y02.001 S%5r%6 (though I thanke god for itt) I doe hate
002.Y02.002 perfectly all this Towne, yet ther's one state
002.Y02.003 in all things, so excellently blest
002.Y02.004 that hate t%Yh%Zowards them, breeds pitty towards y%5e%6 rest.
002.Y02.005 Though Poetry indeede be such a sin
002.Y02.006 as I thinke brings pale dearth & Spaniards in
002.Y02.007 Though like y%5e%6 Pestilence; or old fashion'd loue
002.Y02.008 it riddingly catch men, & doth remoue [CW:Neuer]
002.Y02.009 Neuer till it be steru'd out, yet their state [p.10]
002.Y02.010 is pore, disarmd, %Ynot%Z like Papist not worth hate
002.Y02.011 or like a wretch, w%5ch%6 at barre Iudge as deade
002.Y02.012 yet prompts him y%5ts%6 stands next, & can not reade
002.Y02.013 And saues his life, giues Ideots actors meanes
002.Y02.014 starving himselfe, to liue by his labrou'd[sp:sic] scheames
002.Y02.015 As in some organs Puppets dance %Yaloud%Zaboue
002.Y02.016 and bellowes pant belowe w%5ch%6 them doe moue
002.Y02.017 One would more[sic] loue by rimes, but witchcraft charmes
002.Y02.018 Bring not now their old feares, nor their old harmes
002.Y02.019 Rames & slings are now a simple battery
002.Y02.020 pistolets are now y%5e%6 best artillery
002.Y02.021 And they who writte to lords reward to gett
002.Y02.022 are they not like boyes, who sing at dores for meate
002.Y02.023 And they who writte, because all writte haue still
002.Y02.024 that scape for writting, & for writting ill. [CW:But]
002.Y02.025 But he is worst y%5t%6 beggery doth chawe [p.11]
002.Y02.026 others witts fruits, & in his ravenous mawe
002.Y02.027 rawlie disgested doth thes things out spew
002.Y02.028 as his owne things, & th'are his owne, tis trew:
002.Y02.029 for if one eate my meate, though itt be knowen
002.Y02.030 The meate was mine, y%5e%6 excrem%5ts%6 his owne
002.Y02.031 But they doe me no harme, nor they w%5ch%6 vse
002.Y02.032 To out swyue Dildoes, & out vsurie Iewes
002.Y02.033 T'out drinke y%5e%6 sea, out sweare y%5e%6 Lattanie
002.Y02.034 who w%5th%6 sim%Ms of all kinds as familiar bee
002.Y02.035 as Confessors: And for whose sinfull sake
002.Y02.036 Scholemen new tenem%5ts%6 in hell must make
002.Y02.037 whose strang sinnes (Canonist can hardly tell
002.Y02.038 In w%5ch%6 Com%Mandem%5ts%6 large receipts they dwell,
002.Y02.039 but thos punish themselves; Th'Insolence
002.Y02.040 of Coscus only breeds my great offence, [CW:whome]
002.Y02.041 Whom time (w%5ch%6 rotts all) & makes botches pox [p.12]
002.Y02.042 and plodding on must make a calfe an oxe).
002.Y02.043 hath made a Lawyer, w%5ch%6 was (alas) of late
002.Y02.044 but scarce Poet, iollier of his state
002.Y02.045 Then are new benific'd ministers he throwes
002.Y02.046 like netts or limetwigs wheresoere he goes
002.Y02.047 his title barrister on euery wench
002.Y02.048 and woes in language of y%5e%6 pleas & bench
002.Y02.049 A motion Lady (speake %YS%Zcoscus) I haue beene
002.Y02.050 in loue ere since Trisesimo of y%5e%6 queene
002.Y02.051 continuall clame I haue made, Iniunctions gott
002.Y02.052 to stay my rivalls suite, y%5t%6 he should not
002.Y02.053 proceede, spare me; In Hillary Tearme I went
002.Y02.054 you sayd if I returne this size in Lent [CW:I.]
002.Y02.055 I should be in remitter of your grace [p.13]
002.Y02.056 in th'Interim my letters should take place
002.Y02.057 of Affidauits, words, words, w%5ch%6 would teare
002.Y02.058 the tender laborinth of a softe maids eare
002.Y02.059 More, more then ten Slauonians scoulding more
002.Y02.060 [LM]>%V<[RM]>then when winds in o%5r%6 ruind Abies roare<
002.Y02.061 When sick of poetry & possest w%5th%6 muse:
002.Y02.062 thou wast, & mad, I hopte, but men w%5ch%6 chuse
002.Y02.063 law practice for mere gaine; bould soule repute
002.Y02.064 worse then imbrothled strumpets prostitute
002.Y02.065 Now like an owle=like watchman he must walke
002.Y02.066 his hand still at a bill; now he must talke
002.Y02.067 Idly like prisoners, w%5ch%6 whole months will sweare
002.Y02.068 that only suretiship hath brought them the%Yr%Zre
002.Y02.069 and to each sutor%Ys%Z lie in euery thing
002.Y02.070 like a kings fauorite, yea like a king; [CW:like]
002.Y02.071 like a weedg in y%5e%6 block wrung to y%5e%6 barr [p.14]
002.Y02.072 bearing like ashes & more shameless farr
002.Y02.073 Then Carted whores lie to y%5e%6 graue Iudge, for
002.Y02.074 Bastardie abounds not in Kings titles; nor
002.Y02.075 Simonie, nor Sodomie in Church mens liues
002.Y02.076 as thes things doe in him, by thes he thriues:
002.Y02.077 Shortly (as y%5e%6 sea, he'le compass all y%5e%6 lande
002.Y02.078 from S%Yo%Zcotts to Wight, from Mount to Douer sande
002.Y02.079 And spiing aire melting to gluttonie
002.Y02.080 Sattan will not Ioy at their sinnes as he:
002.Y02.081 for as the thriftie wench scrapes kitching stuff
002.Y02.082 and barraling y%5e%6 droppings and y%5e%6 snuff
002.Y02.083 of wasting c[h%>a]ndle, w%5ch%6 in 30 yeare
002.Y02.084 Belgiquely[sic] keept p%Pechance buyes weeding[sic] cheare[Mvar:>geare<] [CW:peece]
002.Y02.085 Peece meale he getts lande, & spends as much time [p.15]
002.Y02.086 wringing each acre, as men pulling prime
002.Y02.087 In parchm%5t%6 as large, as his feilds he drawes
002.Y02.088 Assurances, big, as glossed Civell lawes
002.Y02.089 So huge as men in o%5r%6 times forwardnes
002.Y02.090 are fathers of y%5e%6 Church for writing less
002.Y02.091 Thes he writts not, nor for thes written paies
002.Y02.092 therfore spares no lenght[sic] as in theis first dayes
002.Y02.093 when Luther was profes't, he did desier
002.Y02.094 Short Pater Nosters, saying as y%5e%6 frier
002.Y02.095 Each day his beads, but hauing left his lawes
002.Y02.096 Adds to Christs prayer y%5e%6 power & glory clause
002.Y02.097 But when he sells or changes land he impaires
002.Y02.098 his writtings & vnwatcht leaues out his heires [CW:As]
002.Y02.099 As silly as any Com%Menter goes he [p.16]
002.Y02.100 hard words or sentences, or in Devinitie
002.Y02.101 as Controverters in voucht texts leaues out
002.Y02.102 such words as might against them cleare y%5e%6 doubt
002.Y02.103 where are the spread woods, w%5ch%6 cloathd heretofore
002.Y02.104 these bought lands, not built, not burnt w%5th%6in dore
002.Y02.105 where's th'old landlords Troopes & armes in Halls
002.Y02.106 Carthusian feasts & fulsome Bacchanalls
002.Y02.107 Equally I hate meanes blest in rich mens homes 
002.Y02.108 I bid kill some beasts, but not Hecatombes
002.Y02.109 None starue, none surfett so: But Oh we allowe
002.Y02.110 good workes as good, but out of fashion now 
002.Y02.111 Like old rich wardropes: but my words none drawes
002.Y02.112 w%5th%6in y%5e%6 vast reach of y%5e%6 statuts lawes.|
002.Y02.0SS %Xfinis Satira 2.%5d%6 [CW:Satyra 3%5d%6]
002.Y02.0$$ %1No ind; comma in l.30 tilted; l.60 inserted scribally in RM, its 
place marked with a caret in LM between ll.59 & 61%2