IDENTILIN$$  F114H07|TWHail|Stephens ms., Eng. 966.6|pp. 208-09;ff.104v-05|JSC\mf\7-16-98\P:DF\o\3-23-01\C:JSC\4-17-01
114.H07.HE1  %X%1To M%5r%6 T W%2.|
114.H07.001  A%+ll haile sweet Poett more full of more strong fyre
114.H07.002  Then hath or shall enkindle my dull spirytt
114.H07.003  I loue what nature gave thee, but this merytt
114.H07.004  Of witt and Art, I haue not, But admire.
114.H07.005  Who here before or shall write after mee
114.H07.006  There works though toughly Laboured willbee
114.H07.007  Like %1Infancy%2, or Age to Man's firme stay
114.H07.008  [O]r early, or Late, Twylight to Midday.
114.H07.009  Men say, and trulie that they bette%5r%6 bee
114.H07.010  W%5ch%6 be envyde, then pittyed, therefore I
114.H07.011  Because I wish thee well, do thee envye
114.H07.012  Oh woldst thou by like reason Pittie mee.
114.H07.013  But care not for me I that neve%5r%6[sic] was
114.H07.014  In fortunes, and in Natures Guifts, alas!
114.H07.015  Before thy Grace gott in the Muses schoole
114.H07.016  A Monste%5r%6, and a Begge%5r%6 am more a foole.
114.H07.017  Oh how I grieve that late borne modestie
114.H07.018  Hath gott such root in easy waxen harts
114.H07.019  That men may not themselues, there owne good p%Pts
114.H07.020  Extoll, w%5th%6out suspect of Surquedry.| [CW:.But.]
114.H07.021  But for thie selfe no subject[yes,j] can be fownd [f.105]
114.H07.022  Worthy thy Quill, nor any Quills resound
114.H07.023  Thy worth, but thine. How good it were to see
114.H07.024  A Poeme in thy Praise, And wrytt by thee?
114.H07.025  Now if this songe be harsh for ryme: yet as
114.H07.026  The Paynters bad God, made a good Devill:
114.H07.027  It will >>%Vbe<< good Prose though y%5e%6 verse be evill.
114.H07.028  If thou forgett the Ryme as thou dost passe
114.H07.029  Then wright, that I may followe and soe bee
114.H07.030  Thy Debto%5r%6, thy Foyle, thy Eccho, thy Lanee[var:>>Zany<<]
114.H07.031  I shalbe thought if myne, like thyne I shape 
114.H07.032  All the worlds Lyon; Though I be thy Ape.
114.H07.0SS  [five whirlwind? flourishes in horiz. line, under which is a galactic (just kidding) flourish]
114.H07.0$$  %1Four 8-l. sts separated by line-spaces & hash marks at LM; all 
but 1st & 4th ll. of each st ind; sts numbered [non-scribal?] in LM (except 2, 
which either was om. or lost to water damage[?]; >>Car. ms. 47. /(Ch. ii. 
32)<< in LM betw/HE & l.1; scribal flourish and line across page under HE%2