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112.HH5.001  More then kisses Lre>>%5t%6<<s mingle soules
112.HH5.002  for thus friends absent speake, this ease controul>d%>ls<,
112.HH5.003  The Tediousnes of my life, but for theis
112.HH5.004  I could invent nothing w%5ch%6 could please
112.HH5.005  but should wither in one day and passe
112.HH5.006  to a bottle of hay w%5ch%6 was a lock of grasse
112.HH5.007  like is a Voiage & in our liues waies
112.HH5.008  Countries courts Townes are rocks for remoraies
112.HH5.009  they breake or stopp all shipp>s;< yet our State is such
112.HH5.010  that though worse then pitch they staine we must touch [CW:om]
112.HH5.011  If in the furnace of the Ouerline [f.2v]
112.HH5.012  Or under the Aduerse fry%>>Icy< Poles thou pine
112.HH5.013  Thou knowest two temperate regions girded in
112.HH5.014  Dwell there, but in this, what refuge canst thou winne
112.HH5.015  Parcht in the court & in the cuntry frozen
112.HH5.016  shall cities built of both extreames be chosen?
112.HH5.017  Can dunge or garlicke be a perfume? or can
112.HH5.018  a Scorpion or Torpod[sic] cure amann?[sic]
112.HH5.019  Cities are worst of all three
112.HH5.020  O knotty ridle, all are worst equally
112.HH5.021  Citties are sepulchers, they w%5ch%6 dwell there
112.HH5.022  are carkasses as if no such %Ydwell%Zthere weare
112.HH5.023  And courts are Theaters, where some play
112.HH5.024  Princes, some slaues, all to one end & of one play%>clay<
112.HH5.025  The Countrey is a desart, where the good
112.HH5.026  gain'd in habitts not borne is not vnderstood
112.HH5.027  there men become beasts & prone to all evills 
112.HH5.028  in Cities blocks and in a %Yleerd%Z>%5lewd%6< court deuill>s<
112.HH5.029  As in the first Chaos confusedly
112.HH5.030  each Elements qualities were in the other three
112.HH5.031  So Pride, lust, couetousnes being seuerall
112.HH5.032  to those three places, yet are all in all.
112.HH5.033  And mingled thus there issue is incestous[sic]
112.HH5.034  falsehood is denized vertue is barbarous
112.HH5.035  let no man say, there vertues flinty wall
112.HH5.036  shall locke vice in me Ile doe none but know all.
112.HH5.037  Men are sp>%5r%6<ings w%5ch%6 to power out receiue
112.HH5.038  who know false play rather then loose deceiue
112.HH5.039  for in best vnder standinge, sinne begann
112.HH5.040  Angells sin'd first then deuills & then man.
112.HH5.041  Only perchannce beasts sinne not, wretched wee
112.HH5.042  are beasts in all but white Integrity
112.HH5.043  I thinke if men w%5ch%6 in theis places liue
112.HH5.044  Durst looke into themselues & themselues retriue
112.HH5.045  they would like strangers, greete themselues seing then.
112.HH5.046  Vtopian youth growne Ould Italian
112.HH5.047  Be then thie owe[sic] home & in thie selfe dwell
112.HH5.048  in any where continuance maketh hell.|
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