IDENTILIN$$  F115DT1|TWHarsh|Dublin ms.I|f. 61r-v|JSC\mf\10-21-96\P&C(hwt,mf):JMK\6-6&7-10-01;JSC\7-25-01
115.DT1.HE1  %XTo M. T. W.
115.DT1.001  Hast thee harsh verse, as fast as thy lame measure
115.DT1.002  will giue thee leaue to him, my paine, and pleasure
115.DT1.003  I'haue giuen thee, and yet thou art too weake,
115.DT1.004  feet, and a reasoning soule, & tongue to speake
115.DT1.005om
115.DT1.006om
115.DT1.007  Tell him all questions, w%5ch%6 men haue defended
115.DT1.008  Both of the place and paines of Hell are ended [CW:And]
115.DT1.009  And t'is agreed our Hell is but priuation [f.61v]
115.DT1.010  of him at least >>%Vin<< this earths habitation
115.DT1.011  And t'is where I am, where in euery street
115.DT1.012  Infections followe, ouertake, and meet.
115.DT1.013  Liue I, or dye, by you, my loue is sent
115.DT1.014  And yo%5u%6 are my Pawnes, or els my testament.
115.DT1.0SS  ffinis.|
115.DT1.0$$  %1Even no'd ll. ind; no indication of om ll.; SS at RM%2