IDENTILIN$$  F116C09|TWPreg|Luttrell MS|f. 71\E:GL\P:EWS\o\7-6-95\C:JSC\Sept'95;5-29-01
116.C09.0HE  %XTo M%5r%6 T: W:
116.C09.001  Pregnant againe with th'old Twinns Hope & feare
116.C09.002  Oft haue I askd for thee both how & where
116.C09.003  Thou wert, & what my hopes of letters were.
116.C09.004  As in o%5r%6 streets sly beggars narrowly
116.C09.005  Watch motions of y%5e%6 giuers hand & eye
116.C09.006  And euermore conceaue some hope therby
116.C09.007  And now thine Almes is giuen, thy letter's read
116.C09.008  The body's risen againe y%5e%6 which was dead
116.C09.009  And thy poore sterueling bountifully fedd.
116.C09.010  After this banquett my soule doth say Grace
116.C09.011  And prayse thee for't, & zealously embrace
116.C09.012  Thy loue, though I thinke thy loue in this case
116.C09.013  To be as Gluttons w%5ch%6 say 'midst their meate
116.C09.014  They loue that best of w%5ch%6 they most doe eate.
116.C09.0SS  [horiz. lines]
116.C09.0$$  Formatted as four tercets and a concluding couplet. ll. 13,14 ind 4 sp; 
HE separated from body by short, horiz. ll.