IDENTILIN$$  F112TM1|HWKiss|Crewe MS|pp. 32, 35-36\JSC\x\7-7-94\P:AY\o\Apr01\C:JSC\4-24-01
112.TM1.HE1  To S%5r%6 H:Wotton:
112.TM1.001  S%5r%6 more y%5en%6 kisses letters mingle soules
112.TM1.002  for thus frends absent speake this ease controlls
112.TM1.003  th' tediousness of my life but for these
112.TM1.004  I could inuent nothing at all to please 
112.TM1.005  but I should wither in one day & pass
112.TM1.006  T'a bottle of hay w%5ch%6 am a lock of grass 
112.TM1.007  life is a voyage and in o%5r%6 liues wayes
112.TM1.008  Countries, Courts, townes are Rockes or Remorae's 
112.TM1.009  they brea* or stopp all shipps, yett our stat's sutch
112.TM1.010  that (though then pitch they staine worse) wee must touch
112.TM1.011  yf in the fornace of y%5e%6 euen line
112.TM1.012  or vnder th'aduers Icy poles thou pine
112.TM1.013  thou knowst temperate regions girded in
112.TM1.014  dwell there, but oh what refuge canst thou winn
112.TM1.015  partch'd in y%5e%6 Court, & in the Countrie frozen?
112.TM1.016  Shall Citties built of both extreames bee chosen?
112.TM1.017  can dung and garlick be a p%Pfume or can
112.TM1.018  a Scorpian and Torpedo cure a man
112.TM1.019  Citties are the worse of all three, of all three?
112.TM1.020  a knottie Riddle each is worse equallie
112.TM1.021  Citties are Sepulchers they w%5ch%6 dwell there
112.TM1.022  are carcases, and yf none sutch ther were
112.TM1.023  & Courts are theaters where some men play
112.TM1.024  Princes some slaues, all to one end, & of one clay
112.TM1.025  The Countrie is a desert where noe good [35]
112.TM1.026  Gaynd (as habitts vnborne) is vnderstood
112.TM1.027  there men become beasts & prone to meere euills
112.TM1.028  In Citties blocks and in leud Courts deuills
112.TM1.029  As in the first Chaos confusedlie
112.TM1.030  Each elem%5ts%6 qualities were in y%5e%6 other three
112.TM1.031  %YS*%Ze Pride, lust, Couetuous, being seuerall
112.TM1.032  To these three places yett are all in all
112.TM1.033  and mingled thus ther yssue incestuous
112.TM1.034  falshood is denied, vertue barbarous
112.TM1.035  Lett noe man say ther, vertues flintie wall
112.TM1.036  shall lock vice %Yfrom%Z\>in</ mee, Ile doe none know all
112.TM1.037  men are sponges w%5ch%6 to powre out receaue
112.TM1.038  who know fals play rather then loose, deceaue
112.TM1.039  for in best vnderstandings sin begann
112.TM1.040  Angells sinn'%Jd%K first, y%5en%6 diuells, y%5en%6 man
112.TM1.041  onlie p%Pchance beasts sin not wretched wee
112.TM1.042  are beasts in all but white integritie
112.TM1.043  I thinke yf men w%5ch%6 in these places liue
112.TM1.044  durst looke for themselues & themselues retriue
112.TM1.045  they would like strangers greek themselues seing then
112.TM1.046  vtopian youth growne old Italian|
112.TM1.047  Bee then thine owne home and in y%5i%6 self dwell
112.TM1.048  In any where continuance makes the hell:
112.TM1.049  and seing the snayle w%5ch%6 euerie where doth rome
112.TM1.050  ff%>>C<arrying his owne howse %Ysill%Z>still,< is still at home
112.TM1.051  follow (for hee is easlie trac'd) this snayle
112.TM1.052  bee thine owne pallace or all the world's thie Iayle
112.TM1.053  and in the worlds see doe not like cork sleep
112.TM1.054  vpon the waters face, nor in y%5e%6 deepe
112.TM1.055  sinke like a lead w%5th%6out a line, but as
112.TM1.056  fishes glide, leauinge noe print where y%5ei%6 pass
112.TM1.057  nor making sound soe closelie thy cours goe
112.TM1.058  lett men dispute whether thou breath or noe.
112.TM1.059om
112.TM1.060om    
112.TM1.061om  
112.TM1.062om    
112.TM1.063  But s%5r%6 I aduise yo%5u%6 not I rather doe [36]
112.TM1.064  say ore those lessons, w%5ch%6 I learn't from yo%5u%6
112.TM1.065  whome (free from German scismes & lightness
112.TM1.066  of fraunce, and fayre Italyes faythfullness
112.TM1.067  hauinge from these suck'd all y%5ei%6 had of worth      
112.TM1.068  and brought home that fayth w%ch%6 yo%5u%6 carryed forth
112.TM1.069  I throughlie loue, Butt yf my self I haue wo*ne
112.TM1.070  to know my rules I haue and yo%5u%6 haue Donne
112.TM1.0SS  [om]
112.TM1.0$$  %1No ind.; HE in LM; l.25 started at bottom of p.32, erased & 
started again on p.35; checks in LM at ll.28 & 40; marks like a modern "c" in 
LM at ll. 35-41, 57-58, 63-64; and "ccc" at l.52; wr. vertically along the 
gutter of p.35, in a 2nd hand(?):%2 **[indecipherable] Poems 1635. p[?] 155.