IDENTILIN$$  F11600A|TWPreg|1633|pp. 95-96\ME\mf\7-24-87\P:EWS\o(OJ;MH[STC7045(A)]);DAS\cd(DFo)\5-23-00;7-30-02;8-15-00\C:JSC\3-21-01;8-21-02;3-4-03\p&c:JAH\cd(TxAM1),fs(L)\2-23-05
116.00A.HE1  %XTo M.%1T.W.%2    [see_info]
116.00A.001  P%+Regnant again with th'old twins Hope, and Feare,
116.00A.002  Oft have I askt for thee, both how and where
116.00A.003  Thou wert, and what my hopes of letters were;
116.00A.004  As in our streets sly beggers narrowly
116.00A.005  Watch motions of the givers hand or eye,
116.00A.006  And evermore conceive some hope thereby. [CW:And]
116.00A.007  And now thy Almes is given, thy letter'is read, [p.96]
116.00A.008  The body risen againe, the which was dead,
116.00A.009  And thy poore starveling bountifully fed.
116.00A.010  After this banquet my Soule doth say grace,
116.00A.011  And praise thee for'it, and zealously imbrace
116.00A.012  Thy love, though I thinke thy love in this case
116.00A.013  To be as gluttons, which say 'midst their meat,
116.00A.014  They love that best of which they most do eat.
116.00A.0SSom
116.00A.0$$  Formatted as four tercets and a concluding couplet; ll. 13,14 ind; HE: in cd(DFo) copy, 
space follows "M." & possibly "T."--should we distinguish, given imprecise spacing 
generally in A-G?; TWHence follows as if continuation: usual horiz. rule at end of 
poem om, & no HE over TWHence