IDENTILIN$$  F117HH4|MS HM 198, pt. I|p. 173\JSC\mf\6-10-98\P:T-LP\o\6-11-93\C:JGW\10-5-99;JSC\7-17-01
117.HH4.HE1  %XA Letter. 
117.HH4.001  [LM:1]Att once from hence my Lines & I depart [col.1]
117.HH4.002  [LM:3]I to my soft still walkes, they to my Hart
117.HH4.003  I to the [sic]purse, they to y%5e%6 child of Art
117.HH4.004  yet as A firme house, though y%5e%6 Carpentar
117.HH4.005  perrish doth stand, as an Embassador
117.HH4.006  lyes safe how ere y%5e%6 King be in danger
117.HH4.007  so though I Languish, prest with mallencholly [RM:9][col.2]
117.HH4.008  my uerse the strict Mapp of my mysery
117.HH4.009  shall liue to se[sic] that for whose want I dy [RM:12]
117.HH4.010  Therfore I enuy them, & doe repent
117.HH4.011  that from unhappy me things happy are sent
117.HH4.012  yett as A Picture or bare instrument[sic] [RM:14]
117.HH4.013  accept theis Lines, & if in them therbee[sic]
117.HH4.014  merritt of Loue, bestow that loue on mee
117.HH4.0SS  [om]
117.HH4.0$$  formatted as four tercets and a concluding couplet; ll.13-14 ind; scribal%2 LC: %1in LM at 
HE; this section of ms. wr. in 2 cols. separated by vertical ll., w/ each entry 
separated by horiz. ll. across p.; marginal numerals make no readily apparent sense