IDENTILIN$$ F115H04|TWHarsh|Norton MS, Eng. 966.3|f. 47v\KJH\mf\7-27-94\P:DF\o\11-20-00\C:JSC\1-8-01
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115.H04.001 Hast thee harsh verse, as fast as thy lame measure
115.H04.002 will giue thee leave, to him, my paine, & pleasure
115.H04.003 I' haue giuen thee, and yet thou art too weake
115.H04.004 feete, and a reasoning soule, & tongue to speake
115.H04.005om
115.H04.006om
115.H04.007 Tell him all questions, w%5ch%6 men haue defended
115.H04.008 Both of the place, and paines of Hell are ended
115.H04.009 And 'tis agreed our Hell is but privation
115.H04.010 of him, at least >%V%Yof%Z<%>>>in<< this earthes habitation
115.H04.011 And 'tis where I am, where in euery streete
115.H04.012 Infections followe, ouertake, and meete
115.H04.013 Liue I, or dye, by yo%5u%6, my loue is sent
115.H04.014 And yo%5u%6 are my pawnes or else my Testament: 
115.H04.0SS Finis
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