IDENTILIN$$  F115H06|TWHarsh|O'Flahertie ms., Eng. 966.5\p. 215\JSC\mf\10-12-94\P:DF\6-10-97\C:JGW\4-10-00; JSC 6-6-00
115.H06.HE1  %XTo M%5r%6 T. W.
115.H06.001  Hast thee harsh verse, as fast as thy lame measure
115.H06.002  Will giue thee leaue, to him my payne and pleasure
115.H06.003  I haue giuen thee (and yet thou art too weake)
115.H06.004  f%>>ff<eete, and a reasoning Soule and Tongue to speake
115.H06.005om
115.H06.006om
115.H06.007  Tell him, all questions w.%5ch%6 men haue defended
115.H06.008  Both of the place and paynes of Hell ar ended,
115.H06.009  And tis decreed our Hell is but priuation
115.H06.010  Of him, at least in this Earths habitation,
115.H06.011  And tis where I am, where in every streete
115.H06.012  Infections follow, overtake, and meete
115.H06.013  Liue I or dye, by yo%5u%6 my loue is sent
115.H06.014  You ar my pawnes or else my Testament
115.H06.0SS  [four short horiz. lines as a single "dotted" line] [CW:Is#worthy___][miscatch]
115.H06.0$$  >>P.<< %1written to left of HE, under which are 3 short horiz. ll. as a single "dotted" line; no ind.%2