IDENTILIN$$  F147O30/ BedfCab, O30 (Rawl. poet. 31), ff. 40v-41/ GAS/5-9-90/o
147.O30.0HE  %3Epitaph:%4
147.O30.001  %3Maddam.%4 /That I might make yo%5r%6: Cabinett my Tombe
147.O30.002  And ffor my ffame, w%5ch%6 I loue next my soule
147.O30.003  Next to my soule, provide the happiest Roome
147.O30.004  Admitt to that place this last ffunerall scroull
147.O30.005  O%C: then by Testament gyve legacyes but I            
147.O30.006  dyeinge of yo%5u%6 doe begg a Legacye: [41]
147.O30.HE2  To all,
147.O30.007  My ffortune, and my ioyce, this Custome breake
147.O30.008  When wee are speechlesse growne to make stones speake
147.O30.009  Though noe stone tell the what I was, yett thou,
147.O30.010  In my graues insyde, see whatt thou art nowe
147.O30.011  Yett, thou art not yett soe good, till vs death laye
147.O30.012  to Ripe, and mellowe heere, wee are stubborne Claye
147.O30.013  Parents make vs earth, and Soules digniffye
147.O30.014  Vs to bee glasse, heere to growe gold wee lye
147.O30.015  Whilst in our Soules, synne Bredd, and pampered is
147.O30.016  Our soules become worme eaten Carkasses
147.O30.017  Soe wee our selves miraculouslye distroye
147.O30.018  Heere Bodyes, w%5th%6 lesse Miracle einoye
147.O30.019  Such Privelidges, enabled heere to scale
147.O30.020  Heaven, when the Trumpittes ayres, shall them exhale
147.O30.021  Heare this, and mend thie selfe, and thou mend'st mee
147.O30.022  By makeinge mee beinge dead, doe good to thee
147.O30.023  And thincke mee well Compos'd, that I could nowe
147.O30.024  Att last sicke hower, to sillables allowe.|
147.O30.0SSom
147.O30.0$$  Ll. 2, 4, 6 ind. 5 sp;l. 7 2 sp to left; both HE centered