IDENTILIN$$ F112Y02|HWKiss|King ms. (b114)|pp. 233-38\KJH\mf\6-12-94\P:EWS\o\1-23-01\C:JMK\2-6-01;JSC\3-7-01 112.Y02.HE1 %1To S%5r%6 Henry Wotton%2. 112.Y02.001 S%5r%6 more then kisses, letters mingle soules 112.Y02.002 for thus freinds absent speake, this ease controules 112.Y02.003 the teadiousnes of my life, but for thes 112.Y02.004 I could invent nothing w%5ch%6 could please 112.Y02.005 But w%5ch%6 should wither in one day & pass 112.Y02.006 to a bottle of hay, w%5ch%6 am a lock of grass 112.Y02.007 fife[sic] is a visage, & in our lifes wayes 112.Y02.008 Courtries,[sic] Courts, Townes are Rocks or Remoraes: [CW:They] 112.Y02.009 They breake or stoppe all shipps, yet our state is such [p.234] 112.Y02.010 that though worse then pitch they staine, yett we must touch 112.Y02.011 If in the furnace of y%5e%6 ouer line 112.Y02.012 or in the adverse I cry Paules thou pine 112.Y02.013 thou knowest two temperate Religion girded in 112.Y02.014 dwell there, but in this what refuge canst thou win 112.Y02.015 Parcht in y%5e%6 Court & in y%5e%6 Country frozen 112.Y02.016 shalt Cities built of both extreames be chosen 112.Y02.017 Can dunge or Garlick be a p%Pfume, or can 112.Y02.018 A Scorpion or Torpedo cure a man 112.Y02.019 And Cities are y%5e%6 worse of all thes three 112.Y02.020 oh knottie riddle: each are worse equallie 112.Y02.021 Cities are sepulchers they w%5ch%6 dwell there 112.Y02.022 are Carcasses, as if no such there were. [CW:And] 112.Y02.023 And Courts are Theaters where some play [p.235] 112.Y02.024 Princes some slaues all to one end, & of clay 112.Y02.025 The Country is a desart where y%e%6 good 112.Y02.026 gaine in habits, not borne is not vnderstoode 112.Y02.027 There men become beastes, & prone to all euells 112.Y02.028 in Cities blocks & in a lewd Court diuells 112.Y02.029 As in y%5e%6 first Caos confusedly 112.Y02.030 each elem%5ts%6 qualities, where in y%5e%6 other three 112.Y02.031 so pride, lust, couetuousnes being severall 112.Y02.032 to thes three places, yet are all in all 112.Y02.033 And mingle thus their issue is insestuous 112.Y02.034 falshood is deniznd, virtue is barbarous 112.Y02.035 Lett no man say, their virtues flintie wall 112.Y02.036 shall locke vice in me, Ile doe none but know all [CW:Men] 112.Y02.037 Men are springs, w%5ch%6 to powere out receaue [p.236] 112.Y02.038 who knowes falce play (rather then loose) deceaue 112.Y02.039 for in best vnderstanding, sinne began 112.Y02.040 Angles sinned first then diuells, & then man 112.Y02.041 onlie perchance beastes sinn'd not wretched we 112.Y02.042 are beasts in all, but white in>g%>t