IDENTILIN$$  File F019NY1 NYPL Cave MS\p.24\TLP\mf\P:EWS\o\4-12-91\C:JSC
019.NY1.0HE  %1Elegia%2. 12%5ma%6.
019.NY1.001  Heer take my picture; though I bid Farwell
019.NY1.002  Thine in my harte where my soule dwells shall dwell.
019.NY1.003  T'is like mee now, but I dead twill be more
019.NY1.004  When we, are shadowes both then 'twas before.
019.NY1.005  When weatherbeaten I come backe, my hand
019.NY1.006  Perchance w%5th%6 rude oares torne, or sunn beames tan'd
019.NY1.007  My face & brest of hayre cloath & my head
019.NY1.008  W%5th%6 cares rash suddayne horinesse o're spread:
019.NY1.009  My bodie a sacke of bones broken w%5th%6in, 
019.NY1.010  And pouder blew staynes scatter'd on my skinn.
019.NY1.011  If riuall fooles tax thee to haue lou'd a man
019.NY1.012  So foule & course as oh I may seeme then:
019.NY1.013  This shall say what I was, & thou shall say
019.NY1.014  Doe his hurts reach mee?  Doth my worth decay?
019.NY1.015  Or doe they reach his iudging parte? y%5t%6 hee
019.NY1.016  Should like & loue lesse w%5t%6 hee did loue to see?
019.NY1.017  That w%5ch%6 in him was fayre & delicate
019.NY1.018  Was but the milke w%5ch%6 in loues childish state
019.NY1.019  Did nurse it;  Who now is growne stronge enoughe
019.NY1.020  To feed on that w%5ch%6 to disvs'd tasts seemes toughe.
019.NY1.0SS  Finis Eleg. 12%5mae%L%6.                     Io. Donn.|.
019.NY1.0$$  %1No ind.;%2 XII%5th.%6 %1in LM op. HE; page no. refers to elegy section%2