IDENTILIN$$ F015.B16/BL Add. 30982 (ff.46r-v)/TJS/mf/4-18-91/cor/GAS/o/7-20-91
015.B16.0HE D%5r%6 Donne to his m.%5rs%6 going to bed. 
015.B16.001 Come, madam come, all rest my powers defie
015.B16.002 vntill I labour, I in labour Lye,
015.B16.003 The foe oft times hauing his foe in sight
015.B16.004 Is tyr'd w%5th%6 standing though he neuer fight.
015.B16.005 Off w%5th%6 that girdle like the Heauens zone glistering
015.B16.006 but a farre fairer world in compassing.
015.B16.007 Vnpinne y%5t%6 spangled breast plate w%5ch%6 you weare
015.B16.008 That I may see my shrine that shines so faire.
015.B16.009 Vnlace your selfe. for that Harmonious chime.
015.B16.010 Tells me from you that now tis your bedtime
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015.B16.013 Your gowne going off such beauteous state reveales,
015.B16.014 As when from flowry meads hills shaddow steales.
015.B16.015 Off with that wiry coronet, & show
015.B16.016 The hairy diadem which on you doth grow.
015.B16.017 Off with those shoes now & then softly tread
015.B16.018 In this loues hallowed temple, this soft bed.
015.B16.019 In such white roabes heauens Angells vse to bee
015.B16.020 Receiu'd by men, thou Angell bringst with thee.
015.B16.021 A heauenly Mahomets paradise, & thought
015.B16.022 All spirits walke in white, wee easily know
015.B16.023 By this these Angells from an euill spirit
015.B16.024 They set our haires, but these our flesh vpright
015.B16.025 Licence my rouing hands, & let them goe
015.B16.026 Behind, before, aboue, betweene, belowe.
015.B16.027 O my America, o my new found Land
015.B16.028 My kingdome safest when w%5th%6 one man mann'd
015.B16.029 My mine of pretious stones, my empery
015.B16.030 how blest am I in this discouering thee!    [46r
015.B16.031 Dull nakednesse all ioyes are due to thee   [46r        
015.B16.032 As soules vnbodied, bodies vncloth'd must bee.      
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015.B16.035om                                                     
015.B16.036om                                                     
015.B16.037 Like pictures or like gay bookes coverings made     
015.B16.038 for lay men, woemen are thus arrayed.               
015.B16.039 Themselues are musicke bookes w%5ch%6 only we       
015.B16.040 Whome their imputed grace will dignifie             
015.B16.041 Must haue reueald, then sure y%5t%6 I may knowe
015.B16.042 As liberally, as to thy mid wife shewe          
015.B16.043 Thy selfe, cast all, yea this white linnen hence
015.B16.044 There is noe pennance due to innocence          
015.B16.045 To enter to these bonds and to be free      [46v1
015.B16.046 Then where my hande is set, my seale shall bee      [46v2
015.B16.047 To teach thee, I am naked first, why then   [46v3
015.B16.048 What needst thou haue more couering then a man.     [46v4
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            follows l. 10; line 33 follows l. 30; line 39 follows l. 34; lines 
            31 & 32 follow l. 46 and precede l. 47; line 46 is the last line 
            of f. 46r