IDENTILIN$$  F117DT1b (2nd app)|TWHence|Dublin ms.I|f. 104|T:EWS\o\5-7-86\T&E:JSC\mf\8-25-98\P&C(hwt,mf):JMK\6-6&7-10-01;JSC\7-26-01 
117.DT1b.HE1om
117.DT1b.001 At once from hence my lines and I departe
117.DT1b.002 I, to my lost[sic] still walkes, they to my hart
117.DT1b.003 I to the Nurss, they to the childe of Art
117.DT1b.004 Yett as a firme house though the Carpenter
117.DT1b.005 Perish, doth stand, As an Embassader
117.DT1b.006 Lies safe, how ere the king bee in danger
117.DT1b.007 Soe though I languish, prest w%5th%6 Mellancholly
117.DT1b.008 My verse, the strick't[sic] mapp of my Misery
117.DT1b.009 Shall liue to see that for whose want I die
117.DT1b.010 Therefore I enuie them, and doe repent
117.DT1b.011 That from vnhappy mee, things happy are sent
117.DT1b.012 Yet as a Picture or bare Sacrament.
117.DT1b.013 Accept these lines, and if in them there bee
117.DT1b.014 Mer>%5r%6<itt of loue, bestow that loue on%Ye%Z mee.
117.DT1b.0SSom
117.DT1b.0$$ Ll. 10-12 ind 3 sp; ll. 13-14 separated by line-space & ind c. 9 sp; 2nd app, 
entered by scribe B--1st app (ff.61v-62, scribe A) follows TWPreg as if one poem, so maybe B 
didn't see it; this poem appears to be 1st (only?) entry by B & is followed by scribe C's Ham; 
"%Ye%Z" in l.14 either erased or smeared