IDENTILIN$$ F015O38/Rawlinson poet. 199 (pp.14-5)/TJS/mf/11-18-91/cor EWS/o/6-2-92
015.O38.0HE On his M:%5rs%6 going to bed.
015.O38.001 Come M:%5rs%6 come my powers all rest defy
015.O38.002 Vntill I labour I in labour lye.
015.O38.003 The foe oft-times having the foe in sight,
015.O38.004 Is tir'd with standing though he never fight.
015.O38.005 Of with that girdle like to heav'ns Zone glistring
015.O38.006 But a farre fairer world encompassing %5.%6 %5.%6 %5.%6
015.O38.007 Vnpin that spangled breastplate that you weare
015.O38.008 That I may see my shrine that shines soe faire.
015.O38.009 Vnla>>%5c%6<<ce your selfe, for that harmonious chime
015.O38.010 Tels me from you that now tis your bedtime.
015.O38.011 Of with that happy buske which I envy,
015.O38.012 That still will be and still will stand soe nigh
015.O38.013 Your gowne going of, such beauteous state reveals
015.O38.014 As when from flowry meads hills shadow's steale.
015.O38.015 Of with that wiery coronet and shew
015.O38.016 The hairy diadem w:%5ch%6 on you doth grow.
015.O38.017 Off with those shooes to and then softly tread
015.O38.018 In this loves hallowed temple, this soft bed.
015.O38.019 In such white robes heav'ns angels vs'd to be
015.O38.020 Received->>Receiv'd< by men, thou angels bringst with thee.
015.O38.021 A heavenly [blank space] Paradise, and though.
015.O38.022 All spirits walke in white wee easly know
015.O38.023 By this these Angels from an evill Spright
015.O38.024 They set our haire but these our flesh vpright.
015.O38.025 Licence my roving hands and let them goe
015.O38.026 Behinde, before, above, betweene, below.
015.O38.027 O my America, my New=found=land;
015.O38.028 My kingdom's safest when with one man mand.
015.O38.029 My mine of pretious stones! my empory!
015.O38.030 How blest am I in my discov'ring thee!
015.O38.033om                                                       
015.O38.034 All soules vnbodied->>vnbodi'd< >%^%5are%6< bodies vncloth'd      
015.O38.035 Soe->>Toe< tast whole ioyes. Gem%Ms that you women vse
015.O38.036 Are like Atlanta's balls cast in mens views [p. 15    
015.O38.037 That when a fool's sight lighteth on a gem,           
015.O38.038 His greedy eyes might court these and not them.       
015.O38.039 Like vnto books with gawdy cov'rings made             
015.O38.040 ffor lay=men, are all women thus array'd.             
015.O38.041 Themselves are musick: bookes which only wee,         
015.O38.042 Who** their imputed grace will dignify,
015.O38.043 Must see reveald: then sweet that I may know         
015.O38.044 As liberally as to a midwife shew                     
015.O38.045 Thy selfe, cast all, yea this white linnen hence,
015.O38.046 There is noe pennance due to innocence.               
015.O38.031 T'enter into these bonds is to be free
015.O38.032 There where my hand shall set my seale shall bee
015.O38.047 To teach thee, I am naked first, why then             
015.O38.048 What need'st thou other covering then man             
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