IDENTILIN$$  F147B32/ BedfCab (Harl. 4955), f. 120v/GAS BL 4-7-90\P:GAS\o\6-26-95\C:JSC
147.B32.0HE  %XEpitaph:[3-dot]
147.B32.001  Madame.[LM] /That I might, make your Cabinett my Tombe
147.B32.002  And for my fame, w%5ch%6 I love, next my soule.
147.B32.003  Next to my sovle provide the happyest roome
147.B32.004  Admitt to that Place thys last funerall scroule,
147.B32.005  O Then by Testament give legacyes; But I
147.B32.006  Dying, of you doe beg a legacye.
147.B32.HE2  %XOmnibus:[3-dot]
147.B32.007  My Fortune, and my ioyce this Custome breake,
147.B32.008  When wee are speechlesse growne, to make stones speake;
147.B32.009  Though noe stone tell thee what I was, yett thou
147.B32.010  In my Graues inside see, what thou art nowe,
147.B32.011  Yett thou art not yett soe good; Till vs Death lay
147.B32.012  To ripe and mellowe here, wee are stubborne Clay,
147.B32.013  Parents make vs Earth; And soules dignifye
147.B32.014  Vs to bee Glasse; Here, to growe Gold, wee lye;
147.B32.015  Whil'st in our sovles, sinne bred, and pampred ys,
147.B32.016  Our sovles become worm eaten Carkases.
147.B32.017  So wee ourselues miraculouslye destroy;
147.B32.018  Here bodyes >%V%5wth%6< lesse Myracle enioy
147.B32.019  such Priuiledges; Enabled here to scale
147.B32.020  Heauen, when the Trumpetts ayre shall them exhale.
147.B32.021  Heare this, and mend thy selfe, and thou mend'st mee;
147.B32.022  By makeing mee beeing dead, doe good to thee.
147.B32.023  And thincke mee well compos'd, that I could now
147.B32.024  A last sicke hower to Syllables allowe.
147.B32.0SS  om, but running head Dr: Doone: in this mss
147.B32.0$$  Ll. 2, 4, 6 ind 4 sp; uses triangular 3-dot colon; extra heading 
separating epistle from poem as noted; both HE in large gothic letters