IDENTILIN$$  File F147CJ2/ BedfCab, CJ2 (James 528), p. 126/GAS CJCL 4-19&20-90 EWS 6-19-85
147.CJ2.0HE  Epitaph x.|. [ctrd; on separate l. below SAL]
147.CJ2.001  Madame:|.[LM] /That I might make your cabinett, my tombe;
147.CJ2.002  and for my frame, w%5ch%6 I loue next my soule;
147.CJ2.003  nexte to my %Xframe%Y%>soule p%Pvide, the happiest roome,
147.CJ2.004  admit to that place, this last funerall scrowle,
147.CJ2.005  others by testam%Mt giue legacyes; but I.
147.CJ2.006  dyinge, of you dooe begge a legacye.|.x.
147.CJ2.HE2  To all:x.
147.CJ2.007  My fortune and my Ioye this custome breake;
147.CJ2.008  when wee are speechlesse growne to make stones speake;
147.CJ2.009  though nooe stone tell y%5e%6 what I was, yet thou,
147.CJ2.010  in my graues inside, see what thowe arte nowe,
147.CJ2.011  Yet thou art not yet soe good; till vs death laye;
147.CJ2.012  to ripe and mellowe heare, wee are stubborne clay.
147.CJ2.013  parents make vs earth, & soules dignifie;
147.CJ2.014  vs to bee glasse: here to growe gowld wee lye;
147.CJ2.015  whilst in our soules; sinne bred & pampred is.
147.CJ2.016  our souls become worme=eaten carcases;
147.CJ2.017  soe wee our selues miraculously distroye;
147.CJ2.018  here bodies with lesse Miracle enioye:
147.CJ2.019  such priueledges, enab'led here to scale;
147.CJ2.020  heauen when y%5e%6 trumpetts ayre shall them exhale;
147.CJ2.021  heare this & mend thy selfe, & thou mendst me;
147.CJ2.022  by makinge me beeinge dead, dooe good to the,
147.CJ2.023  and thincke me well compas'd, that I could nowe,
147.CJ2.024  at last sicke hower, to sillables allowe./.x.
147.CJ2.0SSom
147.CJ2.0$$  Numbered 99: in l marg beside l. 2. Numbered 100: beside l. 8.; Line/rule separates 
1st 6 ll. from "To all" part; no indentation.  [ctrd; 'x' is a scribal trait]