IDENTILIN$$  F117B19|Add. 34744, West Papers|f. 48v\JSC\mf\1-26-95\P:GAS\o\6-21-95\C:JSC ('95 & 7-25-00)
117.B19.HE1  %XA Letter.
117.B19.001  At once from hence my lines & I depart
117.B19.002  I, to my softe still walks, they to my hart
117.B19.003  I to the Nurss, they to the child of Art
117.B19.004  Yett as a firme house though the Carpenter
117.B19.005  perish, doth stand, As an Embassader
117.B19.006  Lies Safe, how ere the King be in danger
117.B19.007  So, though I languish prest w%5th%6 mellancholly
117.B19.008  my verse, the stric'k%>stric'>t< mapp of my misery
117.B19.009  shall liue to see that for whose want I dy
117.B19.010  Therefore I envy them & doe repent
117.B19.011  that from vnhappie me Things happie are sent
117.B19.012  Yett as a picture or bare sacrament
117.B19.013  Accept these lines & if in them there bee
117.B19.014  merritt of loue, bestow that loue on mee.|.
117.B19.0SS  [om]
117.B19.0$$  %1formatted as 4 tercets and a concluding couplet; ll. 13,14 ind 3 spaces; left & bottom 
margins filled with columns of figures; this was originally a single, loose sheet, folded; 
EpLin on pp.1-3 & this on p.4%2