IDENTILIN$$ F018.B47/ElFatal Stowe 962/ ff. 134v-135v/ GL/cor GAS/o/8-1-92
018.B47.0HE Ellegie.
018.B47.001 By o%5r%6 first straynge & fatall enterveiwe
018.B47.002 By all desiers w%5ch%6 thereof did ensue
018.B47.003 By o%5r%6 longe striuinge hopes, by that remorse
018.B47.004 W%5ch%6 my wordes Masculine p%Pswasiue force
018.B47.005 Begott in thee, and by the memorie
018.B47.006 Of hurtes, w%5ch%6 spies & riualls threatned me
018.B47.007 I Calmely begg, but by thy parentes wrath
018.B47.008 By all paynes w%5ch%6 want & diuorceme%Mt hath
018.B47.009 I Coniure thee, And all the oathes w%5ch%6 I
018.B47.010 And thou haue sworne, to soule=ioynt=Constancie.
018.B47.011 Heare I vnsware & or'esweare them thus
018.B47.012 Thou shalt not loue by meanes soe dangerouse. [CW:Temper (o' fayre]
018.B47.013 Temper (oh fayre loue) loues impetuouse rage [f.135r]
018.B47.014 Be my true m:%5rs%6 still, not my fayned page
018.B47.015 I'le goe, & by thy kinde leaue, leaue behinde
018.B47.016 Thee, only worthy to nurse in my %Ybrest%Z#>minde<
018.B47.017 Thirst to come backe, oh if thou die before
018.B47.018 ffrom other landes my soule towardes thee shall sore
018.B47.019 Thy else almightie beautie cannot move
018.B47.020 Rage from the seas, nor thy loue teach them love
018.B47.021 Nor tame wild %Y****%Z#>Boreas< harshnes thou hast read
018.B47.022 How roughly he in peeces shiuered
018.B47.023 ffayre Orithea, whom he swore he lou'ed
018.B47.024 ffall ill or good 'tis madnes to haue p%Pu'd
018.B47.025 Dangers vnurg'd feed on this flatterie
018.B47.026 That absent freindes one in each other be
018.B47.027 Dissemble nothinge, not a boy, nor chaynge
018.B47.028 Thy bodyes habit nor minde, be not straynge
018.B47.029 To thy selfe only. All will spie in thie face
018.B47.030 A blushinge womanly discoueringe grace
018.B47.031 Richly cloath'd Apes, are called Apes, & as soone
018.B47.032 Eclypsed, as bright, we call the moone the moone
018.B47.033 Men of ffrance Chayngable Camelions
018.B47.034 Spittles of diseases shopps of fashions
018.B47.035 Liues Shuellers, & rightest Companie
018.B47.036 Of players w%5ch%6 vppon the worldes stage be, [CW:Will quickly]
018.B47.037 Will quickly know thee & alas [f.135v]
018.B47.038 Thee indifferent Italian as we passe
018.B47.039 His warme Land, well Content to thinke y%5e%6 page
018.B47.040 Will haunt thee w%5th%6 such lust & hediouse rage
018.B47.041 As Lottes fayre wife was vexed, but non of these
018.B47.042 Nor spungie Hidropique Duch shall thee disease
018.B47.043 If thou stay heare, oh stay heare, for for thee
018.B47.044 England is only a worthy gallarie
018.B47.045 To walke in expectation till from thence
018.B47.046 Our greatest kinge calls thee to his p%5r%6sence
018.B47.047 When I am gonn dreame me som%M happines
018.B47.048 Nor let thy lookes o%5r%6 long hidd loue confesse
018.B47.049 Nor prase nor disprayse me nor blesse nor Curse
018.B47.050 Openly loues force, nor in thy bedd fright thy nurse
018.B47.051 W%5th%6 mid night startinges, cryinge out oh, oh
018.B47.052 Nurse o my loue is slayne, I saw him goe
018.B47.053 Ore the whit Alpes alone, I saw him I
018.B47.054 Assayd, fight, taken, stabd, bleede, & die
018.B47.055 Auger me better Chaunce except dreade Ioue
018.B47.056 Thinke it enough for me to haue had thy loue.
018.B47.0SSom
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