IDENTILIN$$  F015H04 Harvard, Eng 966.3\ff.43v-44\M:TLP\mf\P:TLP\o\5-8-92\C:JSC
015.H04.0HE  Elegie:
015.H04.001  Come Maddame come; All rest my powers defie
015.H04.002  Vntil I labour I in labour lye:
015.H04.003  The foe ofttimes hauing the foe in sight
015.H04.004  Is tir'de w%5th%6 standing though they neuer fight
015.H04.005  Off w%5th%6 that girdle like Heaue'ns Zones glistering
015.H04.006  But a farre fairer world in compassing
015.H04.007  Vnpin that spa%Angled Breast=plate w%5ch%6 yo%5w%6 weare,
015.H04.008  That th'eies of busie fooles may be stopt there.
015.H04.009  Vnlace yo%5r%6 selfe for that harmonious chyme
015.H04.010  Tells me from yo%5w%6 that know; tis yo%5r%6 bed tyme|
015.H04.011  Off w%5th%6 that happie busk whom I envye
015.H04.012  That still can be, and still can stand soe nigh,
015.H04.013  yo%5r%6 gownes going off such beauteous state reveales
015.H04.014  As where from flowry meades, th'hilles shadowe steales.
015.H04.015  off w%5th%6 yo%5r%6 wyerye Coronett, and showe
015.H04.016  The hayrie Diademe, w%5ch%6 on yo%5w%6 doth growe:
015.H04.017  Off w%5th%6 those shooes, and then safely tread
015.H04.018  In this Loues Hallowed Temple, this soft bed.
015.H04.019  In such white robes, Heaue'ns Angells vse to be
015.H04.020  receivd by men, thou Angell bringst' w%5th%6 thee
015.H04.021  a Heauen like Mahomets Paradise: And though [CW:ill:]
015.H04.022  Ill sprights >%Vdoe< walke in white we easilie knowe [44]
015.H04.023  by this, theis Angells, from an evill Spright
015.H04.024  They sett our haires, but theis the>>[var:]our<< flesh vpright;
015.H04.025  License by roving hands, and let them goe
015.H04.026  behinde, before, aboue, betweene, belowe.
015.H04.027  Oh my America, my newe=found Land
015.H04.028  My kingdome safest when w%5th%6 one man man'd
015.H04.029  My myne of precious stones, my Emperye
015.H04.030  How blest am I in this discovering thee?
015.H04.031  To enter in to theis bonds is to be free.
015.H04.032  Then where my hand is sett, my seale shall be
015.H04.033  ffull naked>>ness<< all ioyes, are due to thee:
015.H04.034  As soules vnbodied, Bodies vncloath'd must be
015.H04.035  To tas't whole ioyes: Gemmes w%5ch%6 yo%5w%6 women vse
015.H04.036  Are as At'%Yt%Z>l<anta's balls, cast in mens views,
015.H04.037  That when a%A fooles eye lighteth on a%A gemm
015.H04.038  His earthly Soule may covett theirs; not them:
015.H04.039  Like pictures, or like Bookes gaye coveringes, made
015.H04.040  ffor laye men, are all women thus arrayd.
015.H04.041  Them selues a%Are mistique bookes w%5ch%6 onely we
015.H04.042  (whom their imputed gra%Ace will dignifie)
015.H04.043  Must be>>[var.]see<< reveild, then since I may knowe
015.H04.044  As liberallie, as to a Midwife, showe
015.H04.045  thyselfe, tast all, yea this white linnen hence
015.H04.046  there is noe pennance, >>%J<<much#lesse>>%K<<>>[var:]due#to<< innocence:
015.H04.047  to->>To< teach thee; I am na%Aked first: why than;
015.H04.048  What needs't thou haue more covering then a Man?
015.H04.0SS  Finis
015.H04.0$$  I: D: %1and 3 dots in LM opposite l. 1; no ind. pattern; variants in a later hand.%2