IDENTILIN$$  F015F06 V.a.125\f.31r-v\JPK\2-5-92\P:TLP\o\6-3-92\C:JSC
015.F06.0HE  To his M.%5is%6
015.F06.001  Come Madam come all rest my powers defy
015.F06.002  Vntil I labour I in labour ly.
015.F06.003  The foe ofttimes hauing y.%5e%6 foe in sight
015.F06.004  Is tyrde with standing though hee neuer fight
015.F06.005  Of with y.%5t%6 girdle like hauens zone glistring
015.F06.006  But a far fairer world encompasing
015.F06.007  Vnpen y.%5t%6 spanlinge brestplate y.%5t%6 you weare
015.F06.008  That I may shrine y.%5t%6 shines so farr.
015.F06.009  Vnlace your selfe for y.%5t%6 harmonious chine
015.F06.010  Tels mee from you y.%5t%6 now tis your bed time.
015.F06.011  Of with y.%5t%6 happie busk y%5t%6. I enuy
015.F06.012  That still will bee & still can stand soe nigh.
015.F06.013  Your gound goeing of such beauteous state reveale
015.F06.014  As when from flourie meades hils shadowes steale
015.F06.015  Of with y%5t%6. wirie coronet & shew 
015.F06.016  The hayrie Diadem which on you doth grow
015.F06.017  Now of with those shoes, & then softly tread
015.F06.018  In this loues hallowed Temple, this soft bead
015.F06.019  In such white robes heauens Angels vse to bee
015.F06.020  Receaued by men, Thou Angell bringst with thee
015.F06.021  A heauenly Mahomets Paradice & though
015.F06.022  All spirits walke in white wee easily know [CW:By]
015.F06.023  By this all Angels from an euill sprite [f.31v]
015.F06.024  They set our haires but these our flesh vpright.
015.F06.025  Licence my rouing hands & let them goe
015.F06.026  Behind, before, betwene, aboue, below.
015.F06.027  O my America my new found land
015.F06.028  My Kingdome safest when with one man mand.
015.F06.029  My mine of precious stones my Empery.
015.F06.030  How blest am I in this discouering thy
015.F06.033  Full nakednesse, all eyes are due to thee
015.F06.034  All soules vnbodyed, bodyes vncloth'd should bee
015.F06.035  To tast hole ioyes gemms y.%5t%6 y.%5e%6 woemen vse,
015.F06.036  Are as Atlantaes bales cast in mens views.
015.F06.037  That when a fooles eye lightneth on a gemm
015.F06.038  His greedy ey meight court theirs & not them.
015.F06.039  Like vnto bookes with gaudie couerings made
015.F06.040  For lay men, Are all woemen thus aray'd.
015.F06.041  Themselues are musick books which onely wee
015.F06.042  (Whome their imputed grace will dignifie)
015.F06.043  Must see reueal'd, Then sweet y.%5t%6 I may
015.F06.044  As librally as to a Midwife shew
015.F06.045  Thy selfe, cast all, yea this white hence
015.F06.046  There is noe pennance due to innocence.
015.F06.031  T' enter into these bonds is to bee free,  
015.F06.032  There where my hand is set, my seale shall bee
015.F06.047  To teach thee I am naked first, Why then
015.F06.048  What needst thou haue more couering y.%5en%6 a man.
015.F06.0SS  horizontal rule /ID
015.F06.0$$  %1Ll.31-32 moved btwn 46 & 47; no ind.%2