IDENTILIN$$  F113WN1 RWThird|Dolau Cothi ms.|pp. 131-33\jw\EWS trans\2-3-95\P:T-LP\o\5-12-95\C:JGW\9-23-99; JSC 1-13-00
113.WN1.HE1  To: M: R: W: [p.131]
113.WN1.001  Like one in her Widdowhood doth professe
113.WN1.002  Her selfe A Nunne, tyrd to a retirednes;
113.WN1.003  So affects my Muse now, a chast fallownes.
113.WN1.004  Since shee to few, yett too many hath showne
113.WN1.005  How loue song Weedes and laterique thornes are growne
113.WN1.006  Where seedes of better Artes were early sowne. [CW:Though.=]
113.WN1.007  Though to vse, and loue Poetrie, to mee [p.132]
113.WN1.008  Betrothd to no one Art, bee no Adulterie
113.WN1.009  Omissions of good, ill, as ill deedes bee.
113.WN1.010  For though to vs it seeme, and bee light and thinne
113.WN1.011  Yett in those faythfull Scales, where God throwes in
113.WN1.012  Mens workes, Vanitie, waies as mvch as Sin.
113.WN1.013  If our Soules haue staind, There first white, yett wee
113.WN1.014  May cloth them with fayth, and deere honestie
113.WN1.015  Which God imputes as natiue puritie. 
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113.WN1.019  Seeke wee then our selues, in our selues: for: as
113.WN1.020  Men force the Sun, with mvch more force to passe,
113.WN1.021  By gatharinge her beames with a Cristall glasse
113.WN1.022  Soe wee, if wee into our selues will tourne,
113.WN1.023  Blowing our sparks of Vertue, may out burne
113.WN1.024  The Strawe, which doth aboute our harts seiourne.
113.WN1.025  Yow know Phisitians, when they would infuse
113.WN1.026  Into any Oyle the Souls of simples, vse
113.WN1.027  Places where they may still warme, to chuse
113.WN1.028  So workes retirednesse in vs: to rome
113.WN1.029  Giddilie, and bee everie where butt att home,
113.WN1.030  Such freedome doth a Banishment become.
113.WN1.031  Wee are but Farmers of our selues; yett maye,
113.WN1.032  If wee can stock our selues, and thriue, vp-laie
113.WN1.033  Much, much deare.[sic] treasure for the great rent daie. [CW:om]
113.WN1.034  Manvre thy selfe then; to thy selfe bee approoud, [p.133]
113.WN1.035  And with vaine outward things bee no more moud
113.WN1.036  But to knowe that I loue thee, And would bee loud.
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