IDENTILIN$$ F050HH1 Bridgewater MS (ff. 90-91)/ TJS/mf/9-9-91/cor-TLP/o/1-6-92
050.HH1.0HE An autumnall face: On the Ladie S%5r%6 Ed: /Herbart>>%Y<<.>>%Z<< mothers >>%VLadie<< Danvers
050.HH1.001 Not->>>Noe<< Spring nor sum%Mer beauty hath such grace
050.HH1.002 as I haue seene in an Autumnall face
050.HH1.003 yong beauties force y%5e%6 loue, & y%5*s%6->>>y%5is%6<< arape
050.HH1.004 Thes->>>Thys<< doth but counsell, >>%Y<<&>>%Z<< yet thou->>>you<< can not scape
050.HH1.005 It->>If<'twere a shame to love, here' twere no shame. [90v
050.HH1.006 affection heer, takes reverences name
050.HH1.007 were >%Vthe< first yeares the goulden age? thats true,
050.HH1.008 but nowe shees gould >>%Y<<ought>>%Z<<->>>%Voff<< tryed & ever newe
050.HH1.009 That was her torred->>>torryd<< & inflaming tyme
050.HH1.010 this is her tollerable tropique lyne,
050.HH1.011 faire eyes>>!<< who asks more heat then comes fro%M hence
050.HH1.012 Hee in a fever wisheth pestilence;
050.HH1.013 Call not thos wrinkles graues, if graues they were
050.HH1.014 They were loues graves or els he is no where
050.HH1.015 yet lyes not love dead here>>,<< but >>%Vhee<< doth sitt
050.HH1.016 vowed->>>vow'd<< to his trench >>%Vheere<< like an Anchorite,
050.HH1.017 and here, till herse->>>her's<<, w%5ch%6 must by->>>be<< his death>>,<< com
050.HH1.018 hee doth not digg a grave but build a tombe.
050.HH1.019 Heere dwells hee>>;<< though hee soiorne eu%5r%6y where
050.HH1.020 progress, yet his standing howse is here:
050.HH1.021 Heere, Where still euening is>>;<< not noone>>,<< nor night
050.HH1.022 Where no voluptuousnes, yet all delight
050.HH1.023 In all her >%Vwords< vnto all hearers fitt
050.HH1.024 you may at Revells, may at Counsell sitt
050.HH1.025 This is loves tymber, youth his vnderwood
050.HH1.026 There hee as wine in June in rageth bloud
050.HH1.027 which then come->>>coms<< seasonablest when ou>>%V<<>%5r%6< tast
050.HH1.028 & appetite to%Yll%Z other things is past
050.HH1.029 Zerxes strange Lydian love, the Platan Tree
050.HH1.030 was lov'd for age non>>e<< be>>'<<ing so large as shee [91
050.HH1.031 Or ells >>%Vbecause<< be>>'<<ing yong nature did bless
050.HH1.032 her youth with ages glory, barrennes.
050.HH1.033 If wee love things long sought, age is a thing
050.HH1.034 which wee are fiftie yeares in compassing:
050.HH1.035 If transitorie things, which soone decay.
050.HH1.036 Age must be loveliest at the latest daye
050.HH1.037 But name no winter faces whose skinne->>>skinns,<< slack
050.HH1.038 Lank, as vnthrifte->>>vnthrifts<< purses, but a Sowles sack->>>lack<<
050.HH1.039 whose Eyes seek light w%5th%6in, for all heer's shade
050.HH1.040 whose mouthes are holes, rather worn out the%M made
050.HH1.041 whose euery toothe to a seuerall place is gone
050.HH1.042 to vex their Sowles at Resurrection
050.HH1.043 Name not those living deaths heads vnto mee
050.HH1.044 for theese->>>theise<< not ancients, but Antiques bee.
050.HH1.045 I hate extreames, yet I had rather staye
050.HH1.046 with Tombes, then Cradles to weare out a day
050.HH1.047 Since such loves naturall lation is, may still
050.HH1.048 my love descend, & iourney downe the hill,
050.HH1.049 not panting after growing beawties, So
050.HH1.050 I shall ebb on w%5th%6 them, W%5ch%6 homward goe.|
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