IDENTILIN$$  F111H07|HWNews|Stephens MS/ff. 102v-03;pp. 204-05/JPK/mf/6-16-93/P:DF\o\3-23-01\C:JSC\4-19-01
111.H07.0HE  %1To S%5r%6 Henrie Wotton%2. /%X%1from y%5e%6 Court%2.
111.H07.001  Here is no more Newse then Virtue; I may as well
111.H07.002  Tell yo%5w%6 Callice,[sic] or S%5t%6 Michaels tale for news as tell
111.H07.003  That  vice doth here Habituallie dwell.
111.H07.004  Yet as to get stomack we walk up, & downe
111.H07.005  And toyle to sweeten rest soe may God frowne
111.H07.006  If but to loath both, I haunt Court, & Towne. [CW:For.]
111.H07.007  For heere no one is free from th'Extreamitie [p.205]
111.H07.008  of vice by any other reason free
111.H07.009  But that the next to him, is still worse then hee.
111.H07.010  In this worlds war-fare they whom rugged fate
111.H07.011  (Gods Com%Missarie) doth so throughly hate
111.H07.012  As in the Courts Squadron, to marshal there state
111.H07.013  If they stand Armd w%5th%6 sillie honestie,
111.H07.014  W%5th%6 wishinge Praye%5rs%6, and neat Integrity
111.H07.015  Like Indians ganst spanish Horses they bee.
111.H07.016  Suspitious Bouldnes to this place belo[%1faded%2]
111.H07.017  And to haue as many Cares, as all have tou%Mgs
111.H07.018  Tends[var:>>Tender<<] to know, loath to Acknowledg wrongs.
111.H07.019  Beleive me S%5r%6 in my youths Giddiest dayes
111.H07.020  When to be like the Court was a Plais praise
111.H07.021  Playes were not like to Courts, as Courts ar like Plais.
111.H07.022  Then let vs at these Mym%Mick Antique Iests
111.H07.023  whose deepest proiects, & egregious Guests
111.H07.024  Are but Dumb Morals of a Game at Chests.
111.H07.025  But now it is Incongruiguity to smyle
111.H07.026  Therefore I end, and byd farewell a-whyle
111.H07.027  At Court, though from Court, were y%5e%6 bette%5r%6 Style
111.H07.0SS  [two_flourishes] finis|
111.H07.0$$  %1Nine 3-line sts, numbered in LM & separated by short lines;%2 Car. ms. 
73. /(Ch. ii. 14) %1in 2nd hand in LM at HE; horiz. rule across p. above & below HE%2