IDENTILIN$$  F117B11|TWHence|Conway Papers MS Add.23229\f. 132\GL\P:GAS\o\6-20-95\C:JSC\'95;3-9-01
117.B11.0HE  >>M T W<<[LM_at_l.1; see $$ line]
117.B11.001  At once from hence my lines & I depart
117.B11.002  I to my soft still walks, they to my hart
117.B11.003  I to the nource they to the childe of art.
117.B11.004  Yet as a firme house, though the Carpenter
117.B11.005  perish, doth stand: As an Embassador
117.B11.006  lyes safe how ere his King be in danger
117.B11.007  So though I languish prest w%5t%6 melancholy
117.B11.008  my vers the strict Map of my misery
117.B11.009  shall live to see y%5t%6 for whose want I dy.
117.B11.010  Therfore I envy them and do repent
117.B11.011  that from vnhappy me, things happy are sent.
117.B11.012  yet as a picture or bare sacrament
117.B11.013  Accept these lynes and if in them ther bee
117.B11.014  Meritt of love, bestow that love on me.
117.B11.0SS  [om]
117.B11.0$$  No ind ll. 1-12, ll. 13-14 ind 5 sp; HE may be scribal or 2nd hand