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015.WA1.001 Come Madam come, all rest my powers defy,
015.WA1.002 Vntill I labour I in labour lye,
015.WA1.003 The foe oft times hauing his foe in sight
015.WA1.004 Is Tyrd with standing, though hee neuer fight,
015.WA1.005 Of with that girdle, like the Heauens Zone glistring,
015.WA1.006 But a farr fairer world incompassing
015.WA1.007 Vnpin that spangld Breastplate, wch y%5u%6 %Yvse%Z />(weare<
015.WA1.008 That I may see my shrine which shines so faire.
015.WA1.009 Vnlace th%5y%6 self, for that Harmonious chyme
015.WA1.010 Tells me from y%5u%6 that now tis yr bed-time,
015.WA1.011 Of with that Happy Busk, that I enuye
015.WA1.012 That still will bee, & still will stand so nigh,
015.WA1.013 Your gowne going of such bewteous state reuea[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.014 As when from flowry Meads Hills shadowes steale[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.015 Of with that wyery coronett, & shew
015.WA1.016 The Hayry Diadem w%5ch%6 on you doth grow.
015.WA1.017 Of now with those shoes, & then safely tread
015.WA1.018 In this loues Hallowd Temple this soft bedd.
015.WA1.019 In such white robes Heauens Angells vse to b[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.020 Receaud by Men, thou Angell bringst with the[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.021 A Heauenly Mahometts paradise, & tho
015.WA1.022 All spiritts walk in white, wee easily know[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.023 by this these Angells fro%M an Euill sprite.
015.WA1.024 They sett our heyre these our flesh vprigh[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.025 Licence my Rouing hands, & lett them goe
015.WA1.026 Behind, Before, aboue between, below,
015.WA1.027 O my America, my new found land
015.WA1.028 My kingdome safest, when with one man /(mane[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.029 My Mine of pretious stone, my Empery.
015.WA1.030 How blessd am I in this discouering thee!
015.WA1.033 Full nakedness, all joyes are due to thee,
015.WA1.034 As soules vnbodied, %Ycloth%Z Bodyes vnclothd /(must be[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.035 To tast whole ioyes, gemms that y%5u%6 women vse,
015.WA1.036 Are as Atlantae's Balls cast in mens veiwes,
015.WA1.037 That when a fooles eye lighteth on a gemm,
015.WA1.038 His earthly soul might couett theirs not them.
015.WA1.039 Like pictures, or like gay-bookes couerings made
015.WA1.040 for Lay-men, women, are Thus arayd,
015.WA1.041 Themselues are Musique Bookes w%5ch%6 only wee[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.042 Whom their imputed grace will dignify,
015.WA1.043 Must haue reaueald, then sweet that I may kno[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.044 As liberally as to a Midwife shew
015.WA1.045 Thy self, cast all yea this white linen henc[%1trimmed%2]
015.WA1.046 Ther is no pennance due to Innocence.
015.WA1.031 To enter into these Bonds is to bee free
015.WA1.032 Ther wher my hand is sett by seale shal be
015.WA1.047 To teach thee I am naked first, why than
015.WA1.048 What needst thou haue more couering tha%M a m[%1trimmed%2]
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