IDENTILIN$$  F120H06|CB|O'Flahertie ms., Eng. 966.5|p. 217\JSC\mf\10-11-94\P:DF\6-10-97\C:JGW\4-10-00; JSC 6-2-00
120.H06.HE1  %XTo M.%5r%6 C. B.
120.H06.001  Thy frind, whome thy deserts to thee enchayne
120.H06.002  Vrg'd by this inexcusable ocasion
120.H06.003  Thee and the saynt of his Affection
120.H06.004  Leauing behind, doth of both wants complayne.
120.H06.005  And let the Loue I beare to both sustayne
120.H06.006  No Blott or mayme by this diuision
120.H06.007  Strong is this Loue w.%5ch%6 tyes our hearts in one.
120.H06.008  And strong that Loue %Jprocur'd%K[Mvar:>>pursu'd<<] with amorous payne
120.H06.009  But though, besides thy selfe, I leaue behind
120.H06.010  Heauens liberall and the earths thrice fayre sunn
120.H06.011  Going to where steru'd winter ay doth wonne
120.H06.012  Yet Loues hot fires, w%5ch%6 martyr my sad mind
120.H06.013  Do send forth scalding sighs w%5ch%6 haue the Art
120.H06.014  To melt all Ice but that w.%5ch%6 walls her hart
120.H06.0SS  [five separate horiz. lines forming a "dotted" line across page]
120.H06.0$$  >>P.<< %1is wr. to left of HE, which is separated from the text 
by 2 short horiz. lines, side by side; ll. 2 3 6 7 10 11 13 & 14 ind. 4 sp.; 
stz. break between ll. 7 & 8%2