IDENTILIN$$  F126HH4|BB|MS HM 198, pt 1\p. 172\JPK\mf\8-7-92\P:T-LP\o\6-11-93\C:JGW\9-28-99;JSC\7-16-01
126.HH4.0HE  B B  
126.HH4.001  Is not thy sacred hunger of science
126.HH4.002  yet satisfy'ed? is not thy Brains rich Hiue
126.HH4.003  full fild with hoonny w:%5ch%6 thence thow did>>%Vst<< deriue
126.HH4.004  from y%5e%6 Arts spiritts of their quintessence
126.HH4.005  then weane thy selfe att last, & y%5e%6 withdrawe
126.HH4.006  from Cambridg thy Ould Nurse, & as y%5e%6 rest
126.HH4.007  here toughly Thaw, & sturdely disgest
126.HH4.008  th'Im%Mens vast volumes of our Comon Lawe
126.HH4.009  and begin sone least my greife greiue y%5e%6 too
126.HH4.010  w%5ch%6 is, y%5t%6 that w:%5ch%6 I should haue begunn
126.HH4.011  in my youths Morning, now late must be done
126.HH4.012  and I as giddy Trauellars must doe
126.HH4.013  w:%5ch%6 stray or sleepe all day, and haueing lost
126.HH4.014  light & strength, darkly & tir'd must ride post
126.HH4.015  if thow unto thy Muse be marryed
126.HH4.016  embrace her still, encrease and Multeply
126.HH4.017  be farr from me that strang Adultery
126.HH4.018  to tempt the and procure her widdowhead
126.HH4.019  my Muse, (for I had one) becaus I am cold
126.HH4.020  diuor'cd her selfe, the cause being in mee
126.HH4.021  that I can take no ne>*%>w<, in Biggamy
126.HH4.022  not my will only, but power doth withhould
126.HH4.023  hence comes it that the Rimes w:%5ch%6 neuer had
126.HH4.024  mother, want Matter, and they only haue
126.HH4.025  A little forme, the w.%5ch%6 their father gaue
126.HH4.026  they are prophane, imperfect, too too bad
126.HH4.027  to be Acounted Children of Poetrye
126.HH4.028  except Confir'md and Bishoped by the
126.HH4.0SSom  
126.HH4.0$$  %1Ll. 27-28 ind. 2 sps; scribal%2 L/C %1in LM at HE%2