IDENTILIN$$  F126CT1|BB|Puckering MS; R.3.12\pp. 75-76\GL\P:EWS\o\'93;7-3-95\C:JSC\'95;6-5-01
126.CT1.0HE  %X%3To M. B. B.%4
126.CT1.001  Is not thy sacred hunger of science
126.CT1.002  Yet satisfied? Is not thy braines rich hiue
126.CT1.003  ffulfill'd w%5th%6 honny, w%5ch%6 thou dost deriue
126.CT1.004  ffrom the Arts spiritts, & their quintessence?
126.CT1.005  Then weane thy self at last, & thee w%5th%6drawe
126.CT1.006  ffrom Cambridge thy old Nurse, & as the rest
126.CT1.007  Here toughly chawe, and sturdely digest
126.CT1.008  Th'immence vast volumes of our Common Lawe
126.CT1.009  And begin soone least my grief grieue thee too;
126.CT1.010  W%5ch%6 is y%5t%6 that w%5ch%6 I should haue begunne
126.CT1.011  In my youths morning, now late must bee done
126.CT1.012  And I as giddie trauellers must doe, 
126.CT1.013  W%5ch%6 stray, or sleep all day, & hauing lost
126.CT1.014  Light, & strength, Dark; & tyred, must ride post
126.CT1.015  If thou vnto thy Muse bee married
126.CT1.016  Embrace her euer, euer multiplie
126.CT1.017  Bee farr from mee y%5t%6 strange Adulterie
126.CT1.018  To tempt thee, & procure her widdowhood
126.CT1.019  My Muse (for I had one) because I'am cold
126.CT1.020  Diuorc'd her self; The cause being in mee
126.CT1.021  That I can take noe newe in Bigamee
126.CT1.022  Not my will onely, but power doth w%5th%6hold [CW:Hence]
126.CT1.023  Hence comes it y%5t%6 these Rimes w%5ch%6 neuer had [76]
126.CT1.024  Mother, want matter; And they onely haue
126.CT1.025  A litle forme, y%5e%6 w%5ch%6 their father gaue
126.CT1.026  They are prophane, Imperfect, oh too bad
126.CT1.027  To bee counted children of Poetrie
126.CT1.028  Except confirm'd, & Bishopp'd by thee.|  
126.CT1.0SS  [om]
126.CT1.0$$  %1No sts, but ll. 2 3 6 7 10 11 13 14 and 16 17 20 21 24 25 27 28 
ind (3 sp) as if for two 14-line sts (as in Shawcross)%2