IDENTILIN$$ F113B40|RWThird|MS Lansdowne 740\f. 98r-v\EWS\P:GAS\o\6-19-95\C:JSC\'95;3-9-01 113.B40.0HE %X>>%1To M%5r%6 Rowland Wodward%2.|<< 113.B40.001 Like one, who in her third widdowhood doth professe 113.B40.002 her self anun, tyed to a retirednes, 113.B40.003 So, affects my Muse now a chast fallownes. 113.B40.004 Since she to few, yett to too manny hath showne 113.B40.005 how Loue song weedes, and Satirique thornes are growne 113.B40.006 where seedes of Better Artes were earlie sowne: 113.B40.007 Thoughe to vse, and Loue Poetrie to me 113.B40.008 betroth'd to noe one Arte, be noe Adulterie, 113.B40.009 Omyssions of good, Ill, as ill deads bee. 113.B40.010 ffor thoughe to vs it seeme, and be light and Thin, 113.B40.011 Yett in those faithfull Scales wher God throws in 113.B40.012 Mens workes, vanitie waighes as much as Sin. 113.B40.013 If our Soules haue Staind their first white, yett we 113.B40.014 maye cloth them w%5th%6 faith, and dear %1Honestye%2, 113.B40.015 w%5ch%6 God ymputes as natiue puritie. 113.B40.016 Ther is no vertue but %1Religion%2, 113.B40.017 wise, valient, Sober, Iust, are names w%5ch%6 none 113.B40.018 want, w%5ch%6 want not vice=covering descretion. 113.B40.019 Seeke wee then our Selues, in o%5r%6 selues; for as 113.B40.020 Men force the Sun, w%5th%6 much more force to passe 113.B40.021 by Gathering his beames w%5th%6 a Christall glasse; 113.B40.022 Soe wee, if we into our selues will turne 113.B40.023 blowing the Sparkes of vertue, maye out burne 113.B40.024 the Straw, w%5ch%6 doth aboute our harts Soiourne. 113.B40.025 Yo%5u%6 know phisitianes, when they would infuse 113.B40.026 into any oile, the Soule of Simples, vse 113.B40.027 places where they maie lie still warme to chuse. [no_CW] 113.B40.028 Soe workes retirednes in vs, to Rome [98v] 113.B40.029 Giddily: and to be euery %Ybut%Zwhere, but at home: 113.B40.030 Such freedome doth a Banishment be come. 113.B40.031 Wee are but ffarmers of our selues, yett maie 113.B40.032 if wee can stocke our selues, >>%7^%8<<[LM:>>and#Thryue<>^<<] vpp laye 113.B40.033 much much deare Tresure for the great rent daie. 113.B40.034 Manure thie self then, to thie self be approued 113.B40.035 and w%5th%6 vaine outward things be noe more moved 113.B40.036 but to know that I loue thee, and would bee beloued| 113.B40.0SS %XFinis| 113.B40.0$$ %1In 3-line sts; no ind;%2 >>%YIo: Roe%Z<< %1next to HE and%2 >>I: Donne<< %1in LM at l.1--all in same nonscribal hand%2