IDENTILIN$$  File X015C09 Luttrell, ff.28r-v\M:GL\P:GAS\o\8-14-92\C:JSC
015.C09.0HE  Elegye.7.
015.C09.001  Come madam come, all rest my powers defye
015.C09.002  Vntill I labour, I in labour lye.
015.C09.003  The foe oft times hauing his foe in sight
015.C09.004  Is tyr'd with standing though they neuer fight.
015.C09.005  Off with that girdle like heauens Zone glistering
015.C09.006  But a farre fairer world encompassing:
015.C09.007  Vnpinne y%5t%6 spangled breast plate which you weare
015.C09.008  That th'eyes of busy fooles may be stopt there.
015.C09.009  Vnlace your selfe, for that harmonious chime
015.C09.010  Tells me from you that now is your bedtime.
015.C09.011  Off with that happy buske which I envye
015.C09.012  That still can be & still can be so nigh.
015.C09.013  Your gowne going off such beautious state reueales
015.C09.014  As when from flowery meads th'hills shaddow steales.
015.C09.015  Off with you wyery coronett, & show
015.C09.016  The hayrie diadem which on you doth grow.
015.C09.017  Off with those shoes you weare & safely tread
015.C09.018  In this loues hallowed temple, this soft bedd.
015.C09.019  In such white robes heauens Angells vs'd to be
015.C09.020  Receau'd by men, Thou Angell bringst with thee
015.C09.021  An Heauen, like Mahometts Paradise, & though
015.C09.022  All Angells walke in white, by this we know
015.C09.023  These better Angells from an Euill spright
015.C09.024  Those sett our haires, but these our flesh vpright.
015.C09.025  Licence my rouing handes & lett them goe
015.C09.026  Behind, before, aboue, betweene below.
015.C09.027  O%C my America, my new found land
015.C09.028  my kingdome's safest when with one man man'd.
015.C09.029  My mine of precious stones, my Empery
015.C09.030  How blest am I in this discouery! [CW:om]
015.C09.031  To enter into these bondes is to be free, [28v]
015.C09.032  Then where my hand is sett, my seale shall be.
015.C09.033  ffull nakednes, All ioyes are due to thee
015.C09.034  As Soules vnbody'd, bodyes vncloth'd must be
015.C09.035  To tast whole ioyes; Gems which you women vse
015.C09.036  Are like Atlantaes balls cast in mens veiwes
015.C09.037  That when a fooles eye lighteth on a gemme
015.C09.038  His earthly soule might couet that, not them.
015.C09.039  Like pictures in a bookes gay couering made
015.C09.040  for Laymen, are all women thus array'd.
015.C09.041  Themselues are misticke books w%5ch%6 only wee
015.C09.042  Whom their imputed grace will dignifye
015.C09.043  Must see reueal'd; then since that I may know,
015.C09.044  As liberally as to a midwife show
015.C09.045  Thy selfe, cast all, yea this white linnen hence
015.C09.046  There is no pennance due to in%Mocence;
015.C09.047  To show thee, I am naked first, why than
015.C09.048  What needst thou haue more couering then a man?
015.C09.0SS  [om]
015.C09.0$$  %1No ind.%2