IDENTILIN$$ F016C05 MS E.E.4.14 More ms.\f.64v\E:TJS\mf\6-30-92/cor GAS/o/8-12-92 016.C05.HE1 %XElegye 1 016.C05.001 A%+lthough thy hand and fayth and good workes too 016.C05.002 Haue sealed thy loue which nothinge should vndoe 016.C05.003 Yea though thou fall backe, that Apostasye 016.C05.004 Confirmed thy loue, Yett much. much I feare the 016.C05.005 Women are .like the artes-forste vnto none 016.C05.006 Open to all Searchers, vnprized if vnknowne 016.C05.007 Yf I haue Caught a birde, and lett him flye, 016.C05.008 An otther ffowler vsinge those meanes as I 016.C05.009 May Catch the same birde, And as these things bee 016.C05.010 Women are made for men, nor him, nor mee. 016.C05.011 ffoxes and goates, all beasts Change when they please 016.C05.012 Shall women more hott, wilye wise then these 016.C05.013 Be bound to one man? And did nature then 016.C05.014 Idlye make them apter to endure then men 016.C05.015 They are our Cloggs, not there owne, Yf a man bee 016.C05.016 Chaynde to a Gallye, Yett the gallyes free. 016.C05.017 Wnoe hath a plough=lande, Castes all his seede Corne there 016.C05.018 And Yet alowes his grounde more Corne should beare 016.C05.019 Though Danubye into the sea must flowee 016.C05.020 The sea receayues Rhyne Volga and Poo |. 016.C05.021 By nature, which gaue it, this libertye 016.C05.022 Thou louest, But (oh) Canst thou loue Yt and me 016.C05.023 Likenesse glues loue: Then Yf soe thou doe 016.C05.024 To make vs like and loue, must I Change too 016.C05.025 More then thy hate I hate Yt, rather lett me 016.C05.026 Allowe hir Change, then Change as ofte as shee 016.C05.027 And soe not teache, but force my opinion: 016.C05.028 To loue not any one, nor euerie onee 016.C05.029 To liue in one Land, is Captiuetie 016.C05.030 To runne all Cuntryes a wylde roguerye 016.C05.031 Wateres stincke soone, Yf in one place theye bide 016.C05.032 And in the vaste seae are worse putrefyde. 016.C05.033 But when theye kisse one bancke, and leauinge this 016.C05.034 Neuer looke backe, but the nexte bancke doe kisse 016.C05.035 Then are they purest; Change is the Nurserye 016.C05.036 Of Musique, ioye, life, and Eternitye. 016.C05.0SSom 016.C05.0$$ %1no ind; following the last line are two lines of short strokes and beneath them%2 Elegye %1is crossed out; all initial y's have been transcribed as caps because of their shape and size%2