IDENTILIN$$  F020H03 Harvard, Eng. 966.1\ff 29r-30v; pp. 57-60\M:GL\P:DF\o\5-8-92\C:JSC  
020.H03.0HEom
020.H03.001  Whoe euer loues if he doe not propose
020.H03.002  The right, true end of loue, hee's one that goes
020.H03.003  To Sea for noethinge, but to make him sicke
020.H03.004  And loue >>is<< a Beare whelp borne if wee ouerlicke
020.H03.005  Our loue and force it new strange shapes to take
020.H03.006  wee erre and of a Lumpe a monster make
020.H03.007  we>>%Y<<a>>%Z<<re not a Calf a monster that were growne
020.H03.008  ffac't[var.>>faced<<] like a Man, thoughe better then his owne?
020.H03.009  Perfection is an[var.>>in<<] vnity prae%Lfer
020.H03.010  One weoman first, and then one thinge in her
020.H03.011  I when I valew gold, may thinke vpon
020.H03.012  The dactillnesse the application
020.H03.013  The wholesomenesse the ingenuity
020.H03.014  From ruste from soile, from fier >>for<< euer free [CW:om]
020.H03.015  But if I lou't it is because 'tis made [29v]
020.H03.016  By our new nature'>>%Y<<s>>%Z<< vse, the Soule of Trade
020.H03.017  All this in weomen we might thinke vpon
020.H03.018  (If women had them) but yet loue but one
020.H03.019  Can men more iniure weomen, then to say
020.H03.020  They loue them for that by whiche they are not they
020.H03.021  Makes vertue woman?  Must I coule[var.>>cool<<] my blood
020.H03.022  Till I bothe see and finde one wise and good?
020.H03.023  >>Let<< >>%J<<My>>%K<< barren Angells loue soe but if wee
020.H03.024  Make loue to women vertue is not shee
020.H03.025  As beauty is not nor wealth, he y%5t%6 strayes thus
020.H03.026  From her to hers, is more adulterous
020.H03.027  Then he that tooke her mayde, search euery Sphere
020.H03.028  And Firmament our Cupid is not there
020.H03.029  Hee's an infernall God and vnder ground
020.H03.030  with Pluto dwells, where gold and fire abound
020.H03.031  Men to suche gods their Sacrifizeinge Coales
020.H03.032  Did not on Alltars lay but >>in<< pitts and holes
020.H03.033  Althoughe we see Cae%Llestiall body's moue
020.H03.034  Aboue the Earthe the earthe we till and loue
020.H03.035  Soe we her >>%Y<<h>>%Z<<aire contemplate wordes and harte
020.H03.036  And vertues but we loue the Centrique parte
020.H03.037  Nor is the Soule more worthy and more fitt
020.H03.038  ffor loue then this as infinite as it
020.H03.039  But in attaineinge this desired place
020.H03.040  Howe muche they stray that set out at the face
020.H03.041  The haire a forrest is of ambushes
020.H03.042  Of springs snarres, Fetters and >>%J<<menaces>>%K<<[var.>>manacles<<]
020.H03.043  The browe becalms vs, when 'tis smoothe and plaine
020.H03.044  And when 'tis wrinckled Shipwrackes vs againe
020.H03.045  Smoothe 'tis a paradice where wee would haue
020.H03.046  Immortall stay, and wrinckled 'tis our graue
020.H03.047  The nose like to first meridian run%Ms
020.H03.048  Not twixt an East, and west but twixt two sonnes
020.H03.049  It leaus a cheeck a rosy Hemisphere
020.H03.050  On either side and then directs vs where.| [CW:vpon#the]
020.H03.051  vpon the Ilelands Fortunate we fall [30r]
020.H03.052  (Not faint Canary, but Ambrosiall)
020.H03.053  Her swelling lips to which when we are come
020.H03.054  we Anckor there and thinke our Selus at home
020.H03.055  For they Singe all their Syren songs>>,<< >>and<< there
020.H03.056  Wise Del>>%J<<phia>>%K<<n, Oracles doe fill the eare
020.H03.057  Then in a >>%J<<Cheek>>%K<<[var.>>Creek<<] where chosen pearles doe swell
020.H03.058  The Romora her cleaueinge tongue dothe swell[var.>>dwell<<]
020.H03.059  These and >>%J<<her>>%K<<[var.>>the<<] glorious promontary her Chinn
020.H03.060  O're paste and the Straight Hellespont betweene
020.H03.061  The Sestos and Abidos of her breasts
020.H03.062  Not of two louers, but >>%J<<of>>%K<< two lous >%V< nests
020.H03.063  Succeeds a boundlesse Sea, but that thyne eye
020.H03.064  Some Island moles may scatter'd there descry
020.H03.065  And saylinge towards her India in that way
020.H03.066  Shalt at he faire Anlanticke Nauell stay
020.H03.067  Thoughe thence the Current be thy Pilate made
020.H03.068  Yet e're thou bee where thou would'st be im bay'd
020.H03.069  Thou shalt vpon another fforrest sett
020.H03.070  When %Ythou%Z->>some< %Yarte%Z->>doe< %Ythere%Z->>shipwrake< and noe furder gett
020.H03.071  when thou arte there consider what this Chace
020.H03.072  Mispent at thy begininge in the face
020.H03.073  Rather set out belowe, practice my arte
020.H03.074  Some Sim%Motry the foote hathe with that parte
020.H03.075  w%5c%6h thou dost seeke, and is a Mappe for that
020.H03.076  Louely enoughe to Stop, but not stay at
020.H03.077  Least subiect to disguise and change it is
020.H03.078  Men say the Deuill neuer can change his
020.H03.079  It is the Emblem that hathe figured
020.H03.080  ffirmenesse, tis the first parte that comes to bed
020.H03.081  Ciuillity we see refin'd the kisse
020.H03.082  which at the >>%J<<Foote>>%K<<[var.>>face<<] began transported is
020.H03.083  Since to the >>%J<<head>>%K<<[var.>>hand<<] since to the Emperiall knee
020.H03.084  Nowe at the Papan->>>Papal<< foote desires->>>delights<< to bee
020.H03.085  If Kings thinke that the neerer way, and doe
020.H03.086  Rise from the foote, louers may doe soe too
020.H03.087  For as free Spheres moue faster farre, than can
020.H03.088  Birds whome the aire resisteth, soe may that man.| [CW:om]
020.H03.089  which goes the empty and eternall[var.>>etherial<<] way [30v]
020.H03.090  Then if at Beutye's Elements he stay
020.H03.091  Riche nature hathe in women wisely made
020.H03.092  Two purses and their mouths auersly %Yma%Z layd'
020.H03.093  They then that to the lower tribute owe
020.H03.094  That way that it's Exchequer, lookes may goe
020.H03.095  Hee whoe dothe not his Error is as great
020.H03.096  As whoe by Glister giu's the Stomacke meate.| 
020.H03.0SS  I. D.|
020.H03.0$$  No ind.; "St. ms. 143" in pencil in 2d hand in LM. Corr. in 2nd hand throughout.