IDENTILIN$$  F14700Ba (1st app)|1635|p. 271\JMK\x(MH)\9-7-00\P:GAS\x\9-13-00\P:EWS\o(CSmH 60123;MH[STC7046(A)])\6-13-01;8-2-02\C:JMK\7-13-01;JSC\7-27-01;8-26-02\p&c:mvf\(TxAM,MH,CtY)\2-6-07
147.0Ba.HE1  %X%1Elegie.%2
147.0Ba.001  MADAME, /T%+Hat I might make your Cabinet my tombe,
147.0Ba.002  And for my fame which I love next my soule,
147.0Ba.003  Next to my soule provide the happiest roome,
147.0Ba.004  Admit to that place this last funerall Scrowle.
147.0Ba.005  Others by Wills give Legacies, but I
147.0Ba.006  Dying, of you doe beg a Legacie.
147.0Ba.HE2  [line.space]
147.0Ba.007  My fortune and my will this custome breake,
147.0Ba.008  When we are senselesse grown to make stones speak,
147.0Ba.009  Though no stone tell thee what I was, yet thou
147.0Ba.010  In my graves inside see what thou art now,
147.0Ba.011  Yet th'art not yet so good; till us death lay
147.0Ba.012  To ripe and mellow there,[three, (TxAM)] w'are stubborne clay,
147.0Ba.013  Parents make us earth, and soules dignifie
147.0Ba.014  Vs to be glasse, here to grow gold we lie;
147.0Ba.015  Whilst in our soules sinne bred and pampered is,
147.0Ba.016  Our soules become worme-eaten Carkasses. [CW:%1Elegie%2]
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147.0Ba.0$$  Ll. 1-16 only; ll. 2, 5, 6 ind 3 sps; l. 4 ind 2 sps; x(MH) in IDENTILIN = 
printout of MH/cd/mf, a different copy than that proofed by EWS