IDENTILIN$$ F113B32|Harley 4955, f. 107v\GL\P:GAS\o\6-23-95\C:JSC ('95 & 7-25-00) 113.B32.0HE To M%5r%6 Rowland Woodward 113.B32.001 Like One who in her third Widowhead doth professe 113.B32.002 Herselfe a Nunne, tyed to retirednes, 113.B32.003 So affects my Muse now a Chast fallownes. 113.B32.004 Since she to fewe, yett to to manye hath showne 113.B32.005 Howe love songe weedes, and satryique thornes are growne 113.B32.006 Where seedes of better Artes, weare earely sowne, 113.B32.007 Though to vse, and love Poetyre, to mee 113.B32.008 Betroth'd to noe one Art, bee no Adulteres, 113.B32.009 Omissions of good, ill, as ill deedes bee. 113.B32.010 For though to vs it seeme, and be light, and thin 113.B32.011 Yett in those faythfull scales, where God throwes in 113.B32.012 Mens workes, Vanitye wayes as much as sin. 113.B32.013 If our soules haue staynd there first wight, yett wee 113.B32.014 May cloth them w%5th%6 fayth, and deare honestee, 113.B32.015 W%5ch%6 God imputes as natiue Puritee. 113.B32.016 There is no Vertue, but Religion, 113.B32.017 Wise, valiant, sober, iust, are names, w%5ch%6 none 113.B32.018 Want, w%5ch%6 want not vice-covering Discretione 113.B32.019 Seeke wee then our selues in Ourselues; for as 113.B32.020 Men force the sun w%5th%6 much prone[sic] force to pas 113.B32.021 By gathering hys beames w%5th%6 a Christall Glas; 113.B32.022 Soe wee, yf wee into ourselues will turne 113.B32.023 bloweing our sparkes of vertue, may out burne 113.B32.024 The strawe, w%5ch%6 doth about our harts seiorne. 113.B32.025 you knowe Phisitions when they would infuse 113.B32.026 Into any Oyle the soule of symples, vse 113.B32.027 Places, where they may lye still warme to Chuse. 113.B32.028 So workes retyrednes in vs; to Rome 113.B32.029 Giddilye, and be everye where but at home 113.B32.030 Such freedome doth a banishment become. 113.B32.031 Wee are but Farmers of our selues, yett may 113.B32.032 if wee can stocke our selues, and there vplay 113.B32.033 Much, much Deare treasure for the great rent day. 113.B32.034 Manure thy selfe then, to thy selfe bee approv'd 113.B32.035 And w%5th%6 vayne outward thinges be noe more mov'd 113.B32.036 But to know, that I love thee, and would be lov'd. 113.B32.0SS [om] 113.B32.0$$ %1No ind; HE in large gothic letters. Poem arranged in triplets.%2