IDENTILIN$$  F116H06|TWPreg|O'Flahertie ms.|p. 217;f.[110]\JSC\mf\8-31-98\P:DF\o\3-23-01\C:JSC\4-23-01
116.H06.HE1  %XTo M%5r%6, T. W.
116.H06.001  Pregnant agayne with th'old Twins Hope and Feare
116.H06.002  Oft haue I askd for thee both how and where
116.H06.003  Thou wert, and what my hopes of letters were
116.H06.004  As in our streets sly Beggers narrowly
116.H06.005  Watch m*tions%>>motions< of the giuers hand and eye
116.H06.006  And evermore conceaue some hope thereby
116.H06.007  And now thine Almes is giuen, thy Letter's read
116.H06.008  The Bodye's risen agayne the w.%5ch%6 was dead
116.H06.009  And thy poore sterveling bountifully fedd
116.H06.010  After this Banquet, my Soule doth say grace
116.H06.011  And prayse thee for't, and zealously embrace
116.H06.012  Thy Loue, though I thinke thy Loue in this case
116.H06.013  To bee as Gluttons, w.%5ch%6 say 'midst theyr meate
116.H06.014  They loue that best of w.%5ch%6 they most doe eate.
116.H06.0SS  [hatched line across page] [CW:O#Thou--][miscatch?(HE#1st)]
116.H06.0$$  Formatted as four tercets and a concluding couplet. ll. 13,14 ind;
"P." wr. in 2nd hand to left of HE, which has a hashed, horiz. line under it