IDENTILIN$$ F111NY1|John Cave ms.|pp. 89-90\KJH\mf\7-2-94\P:EWS&TLP\o\4-7-95\C:JSC\'95;7-18-01
111.NY1.HE1 %XAnother Letter
111.NY1.001 Here is noe more news then Vertue I may as well
111.NY1.002 tell yo%5w%6 Callis or S%5t%6 Michaells tale for news, as tell
111.NY1.003 that vice doth here habitually dwell
111.NY1.004 yett as to gett stomacks wee walke vp and downe
111.NY1.005 and toyle to sweeten rest: so may God frowne
111.NY1.006 if butt to loath both I haunt Court and towne
111.NY1.007 For here noe one is fro%M th' Extremitie
111.NY1.008 of vice by any other Reason free
111.NY1.009 but y%5t%6 y%5e%6 next to him still is worse then hee
111.NY1.010 In this worlds warfare they whome rugged fate
111.NY1.011 (Gods Commissarie) doth so throughly hate
111.NY1.012 as in Courts squadron to marshall theire state.
111.NY1.013 If they stand arm'd w%5th%6 %Jsteely%K[M:>%Jsteely%K<] honestye [p.90]
111.NY1.014 with wishing prayrs and neat integritye
111.NY1.015 like %1Indians%2, 'gainst Spanish hoasts they bee
111.NY1.016 Suspition, boldness to this place belongs
111.NY1.017 and to haue as many ears as all haue toungs
111.NY1.018 Tindar to kno%5w%6, tough to acknowledg wrongs.
111.NY1.019 Beleiue me (S%5r%6) in my yeouths giddiest dayes
111.NY1.020 when to be like y%5e%6 Courte was a Plays prayse
111.NY1.021 Playes were not so like Courts, as Courts like Playes.
111.NY1.022 Then lett vs mimiq%Q Antiq%Qs iest
111.NY1.023 whose deepest proiects and egregiouse gests
111.NY1.024 are but dull morralls of a game at %JChests%K[Mvar:>%JChess%K<].
111.NY1.025 But no%5w%6 t'is incongruitye to smile
111.NY1.026 Therfore I end; and bid ffarwell a while.
111.NY1.027 At Court. (Though fro%M Courte were y%5e%6 better stile.
111.NY1.0SS Io. Donn.|.
111.NY1.0$$ %1Divided into 3-l. stanzas by space break; entire poem in ital. 
hand%2; steely %1in l.13 rewritten in LM for clarity;%2 XLII %1in RM at HE; 
no closing paren in l.27.%2